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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Day 7 of the Empty Stocking Fund’s annual “10 Days of Giving” campaign raked in nearly $45,000 today, Tuesday, Dec. 10, bringing the grand total to $136,872.
By: Tim Siniard
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By: Tim Siniard
An alleged shoplifter is facing multiple charges after the Cleveland Police Department says he threatened a hardware store loss prevention employee with a taser and a baton.
When the estimated $500,000 renovation of downtown Cleveland’s Johnston Park was launched earlier this year, city officials aimed to complete the project by Christmas.
By: Tim Siniard
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Bradley County’s manufacturing plants produce consumer products and other goods such as auto parts, appliances, candy, furniture, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, batteries and hosiery, to name a few.
By: Tim Siniard
For Ella Lipscomb, Byron Vittie Lipscomb was always known to her as “Grandpa.”
A sizable backlog of criminal cases, including hundreds waiting to be heard by a grand jury, was reduced during 10th Judicial District Attorney Stephen Hatchett’s first 100 days in office,
By: Tim Siniard
The son of a prominent Cleveland businessman, Forrest L. Preston, was appointed by the Bradley County Chancery Court as his father’s emergency conservator for the next 60 days, pending a
Cleveland State Community College held its fall commencement ceremony on Friday, Dec. 13, in the L. Quentin Lane Gymnasium on the CSCC campus.
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