Tim Siniard is a City Editor for the Cleveland Daily Banner, focusing on local news in Cleveland, Tennessee. With a passion for community journalism, Tim covers a wide range of topics including local events, government decisions, human interest stories, and historical milestones.
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Tim Siniard's coverage is heavily focused on local news and community events in Tennessee, particularly in Cleveland. His articles mainly cover government announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to topics such as DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution), community events, local news, education, and charity.
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By: Tim Siniard
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Not long after Jason Pippenger graduated from Bradley Central High School in 2003, his father, who had just arrived home from work after working outside all day during a particularly
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In his 30 years as a Cleveland City Schools educator, Jeff Elliott, who was appointed director of schools earlier this year, says he thinks Cleveland Middle School's Veterans Day Program
Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis was more than a little miffed during the Cleveland Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization’s meeting on Wednesday.
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During a recent meeting attended by Forrest L. Preston, founder of Life Care Centers of America, and others, his wife, Kim Phuong Nguyen Preston, allegedly threatened to assault her 91-year-old
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Santa and Mrs. Claus were in Cleveland on Tuesday to help kick off the Christmas season at Bradley Medical Center.
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Trees for Inman Street are arriving just in time for Christmas.
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In a statement provided to the Cleveland Daily Banner, Aubrey B. Preston, the son of Life Care Centers of America's founder, Forrest L. Preston, said he is “grateful” the Bradley
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