With the rapid approach of Thanksgiving, we are reminded the “good” in our Cleveland and Bradley County community far outweighs the “bad.”
Bank of Cleveland has another record year
Athens Federal Announces Community Grants
A tree-mendous Christmas start at Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland
Habitat ReStore volunteer unearths history
JOSEPH PEAGLER, the grandson of Col. Joseph Peagler, wears his grandfather's military medals with pride. After a box containing these medals was donated to Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland, Re-Store volunteer Dale McClure researched the medals and gave them to Peagler's family, who had no idea of their existence.
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Habitat ReStore celebrates 14 Years with massive sale
THE STAFF of Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland stand in front of their newly redesigned entrance wall, which was designed using recycled pallet planks. From left are Dave Williams, ReStore manager; Meta McGuire, community engagement manager; and Tammy Johnson, executive director.
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Youth leaders for Habitat for Humanity have fundraising success
STUDENT LEADERS present a check for $1,408.63 to Tammy Johnson, Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland executive director, as part of their 2018-19 service project. Youth Leader student representatives shown, from left front, are Courtney Rogers, Bradley Central; Hannah Hawkins, Walker Valley; back, Mason Taylor, TCPS; and ASA Blake, Cleveland High School.
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Verizon Executives Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland
A CHECK was presented to Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland for $1,233 on Tuesday. Funds were raised by Russell Cellular Verizon stores in the area, which asked for $10 donations throughout the month of June. In attendance in no particular order are: Ron Wallace; Kelby Canty; Amy Little; Holly Fain; Jason Foster; Jon Costilow; Drickson Toussaint; Tammy Johnson; Chris Benalli; Jasmine Evans; Ryan Lemme; Juliana Warner; Scott Reader; Carey Urquilla; Matt Beal; and Jason Powers.
BANNER PHOTO, COLBY DENTON
Habitat ReStore Gets Facelift
CUTTING THE RIBBON on its Re-Store, Habitat of Cleveland encourages everyone to come check out what the store has to offer. Store manager Dave Williams stressed the "cycle of blessing" created through Habitat. First, people bring lightly used items to the store, the items are then reasonably priced and sold and money from these sales goes to build homes in the community.
BANNER PHOTO, COLBY DENTON