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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Woodsong Forest School, located in Johnston Woods in Cleveland, will soon stretch from forest to meadow when the school’s campus expands in May.
Noah Pell was visiting the Meigs County Fair with his parents a few years ago when he stumbled upon a booth where a man was operating a ham radio.
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By: Tim Siniard
Terrance M. Sanders, deputy superintendent at San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District in Texas, said in-school tutoring is vital in closing education achievement gaps.
Cleveland City Schools will learn who its new director is when the city school board meets to vote on one of three finalists tonight, Tuesday, May 7.
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In a unanimous vote, the Cleveland City School Board selected Jeff Elliott as the school system's next director during a special meeting held today, Tuesday, May 7.
By: Tim Siniard
Cleveland’s Whirlpool plant has initiated job reassignments as well as eliminated two work shifts to align production to the current environment, according to Chadwick Parks, senior manager of communications at
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