LOYAL VOLUNTEER decorators, from left, Pat Love, Elaine Lambert, Fran White, Deborah Flower, Pattie Bell, Ricky Cano, Cathy Doss, Carol Guhne and Barbara Bethune pose for a photo after decorating trees for the Habitat ReStore to sell.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO, LAMANDA BOWERS

DEBORAH FLOWER, also known as the Christmas Lady, stands next to this year's lighted trees that are now decorated and on display at the Habitat of Cleveland ReStore. The trees are part of a fundraising effort for Habitat for Humanity to support their mission of providing proper housing for those in need.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO, MIRABELLA LEONARD

WITH A SNIP of the scissors, Victor Headrick, center, and family become homeowners at the Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland's Home dedication Thursday evening. With Headrick are Tammy Johnson, Habitat executive director, left, and son and daughter, Ethan Headrick and Victoria Ellison, right, and a host of other Habitat support members and sponsors.

PHOTO, DANIEL GUY

Habitat for Humanity of Cleveland will celebrate a Home Dedication Ceremony on Thursday in honor of new homeowner, Victor Headrick.

PHOTO BY NICODEMUS PHOTOGRAPHY

The 19th year of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce Youth Leadership program kicked off with twenty-four young people attending a daylong leadership retreat before the start of their academic school year.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Restore General Manager Dave Williams was the guest speaker at last week's Cleveland Kiwanis Club luncheon.

BANNER PHOTO, LARRY C. BOWERS

FIREFIGHTERS FROM WACKER POLYSILICON Battalion 3 and other Wacker employees listen to orientation at the Heroes Build on Friday.

Banner Photo, Daniel Guy

A Habitat table sits packed with house-warming gifts for the new homeowners.

Banner Photo, Daniel Guy

The Leadership Cleveland Alumni Association celebrated the 2018-19 class graduates on June 13, which included a keynote address by Ron Harris, vice president Diversity and Inclusion with BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.

VECustomers Share Board Member Dana Burgner presented a grant check to Karen Cross from New Life Community Kitchen. Grant funds will provide a hot lunch five days a week and will also provide food bags that do not require refrigeration or cooking for the homeless and street people.

Contributed Photo