Cleveland Daily Banner

Cleveland Daily Banner The Cleveland Daily Banner is a three-day newspaper in Cleveland, Tennessee which provides local, regional, and national news coverage.

The Cleveland Daily Banner is a local news outlet and three-day print publication reporting in Cleveland, Tenn. and for the surrounding area. This page is meant as an extension of ClevelandBanner.com. As such, discussion on this page which would not be suitable for digital or physical publication will not be considered appropriate and will be removed. The Banner maintains the right to hid

e, delete or ban comments/users from its social media pages at its own discretion. Comments will be removed if they include:

Hateful speech: People that incite violence, celebrate, advocate or promote hate based on identity will have their comments removed. This includes hateful or discriminatory comments towards marginalized groups, which is not limited to race, color, religion, national origin, ethnicity, immigration status, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, or disability. This includes the victims of violent events and their families. Are advocating violence: Any comments advocating, inciting, celebrating or calling for violence of any kind against any individual on the Banner’s page, including the subject of a story or their family, will be removed and the commenters may be banned. Profanity: the use of any profane words, slurs, or discriminatory descriptions are automatically hidden, per Facebook’s standards and the social media standards of the Banner. Users who violate this policy may be banned. Links to content from other sites: These links are reviewed individually and may be hidden or removed if deemed inappropriate. Full text from Banner articles: Full text from articles secured behind the Banner’s paywall that are copied and pasted into comments on our social media page will be hidden. However, the Banner supports and encourages the sharing of content from our page on personal social media accounts. Someone’s personal information: The Banner will not allow comments that share one’s contact information, including but not limited to their address, email, phone number, workplace, or that of their family, without their expressed consent. Users are cautioned that this is a public page, and so information posted in the comments may be viewed by anyone at any given time, once published. Trolls and fake accounts: Anyone who is determined to be posting under an illegitimate Facebook account, or posts comments and shares content (such as memes) with the intent of shocking, angering or sowing discord among others will have their comments removed and may be banned. We will not remove comments from individuals sharing their opinion. Sometimes, the topic of the news can be contentious, and people will want to express their opinion, to which they are entitled. Facebook users and readers of the Banner are allowed to post an opinion that is not factually true, or that others may believe is incorrect or perhaps unacceptable for whatever reason. In these instances, we encourage users to please remember to engage in civil debate and focus efforts on explaining why they might disagree rather than attacking the individual expressing their opinion. These are opportunities for users to be exposed to other viewpoints they may not have otherwise heard.

11/08/2025

Radar Update as of 7:43 PM EST: Doing quite well, with showers and storms currently not severe, a few pockets of breezy winds in stronger cells. Any severe risk is extremely low. We will continue to watch the storms.

11/07/2025
11/07/2025

🌟 Exciting News from the Museum & Cultural Center at 5ive Points! 🌟
We’re building a brand-new Outdoor Entertainment Venue—a vibrant space for performances, community events, and cultural celebrations! 🎶✨
This project includes:
✅ A covered stage with support buildings
✅ Drainage improvements & artificial turf
✅ Enhanced lighting & courtyard fencing
🎯 Our goal: $1.5 million
Help us bring this vision to life by donating today!
💖 Make a general donation by clicking the “Donate Now” button at the top of our website
🧱 Or leave your mark by purchasing a personalized brick: https://www.thatsmybrick.com/MUSEUMCENTER
Together, we can build a space where art, history, and community come alive!

11/07/2025

A Tornado Watch is in effect for parts of our area until 11pm EDT. This includes Scott, Morgan, Roane, Rhea, Bledsoe, Sequatchie, and Marion counties.

Please stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive alerts.

11/07/2025
11/07/2025

Expecting a line of showers with a few embedded thunderstorms tomorrow evening and night. Best timing estimate right now is 8 PM to 12 AM EST with storms moving from west to east across Tennessee and surrounding states. A few storms could contain strong to near severe wind gusts. Only light to moderate amounts of rainfall expected. Red square = most likely timing estimate.

Not expecting a tornado with these showers/storms, but cannot rule it out entirely so as always, have ways of getting alerts through your favorite ways.

11/06/2025
11/05/2025
11/05/2025

ADOPTED 11-6-25

URGENT FOR 11-6-25
**CALL FOR INFORMATION
STRAY HOLD TIL 11-6-25
CAT #66. AT VET
FEMALE, DSH, 1 YEAR
FOUND APD 40
Pet was found not moving and taken to the vet and is improving with care.

The City of Cleveland guidelines state that the CACD is only permitted to provide vetting for sick/injured pets on a STRAY hold and only until the pet’s legal stray hold period has been completed. We do not have a vet on our staff, so all sick/injured pets will have to be adopted/rescued by the date posted.

The CACD is a stressful environment that is not suitable for urgent animals to stay due to potential risk of their illness spreading to other adoptable pets that are portraying as healthy. We do not have access/funds to necessary medical supplies that is needed to provide them with proper care like a vet’s office would.

As per the City of Cleveland guidelines for an OWNER SURRENDERED pet, these pets do not receive any vaccinations/vet treatment upon intake, because the owner is surrendering them to our CACD as is.

Again, the CACD does not have a Vet on staff and cannot provide treatment for OWNER SURRENDERED pets. We highly urge pet owners to use the CACD as a last resort option for placing your pet. Please keep in mind, while you are trying to rehome your one pet, the CACD is trying to find 1,500 or more a home.

The CACD has limited space as well as funds which causes us to operate within the parameters that are set in place.

ALL PETS LISTED AS URGENT MUST BE ADOPTED/RESCUED BY THE DATE THEY ARE POSTED FOR!
The current status of an animal will be shown in the photo description.

Questions about the animals will not be answered by animal control staff via Facebook/comments. For questions, you may contact Animal Control directly at 423-559-3333 or come by during business hours MON-FRI 12-5pm SAT 10am-12pm.

All adoption fees are $50.00 and includes spay/neuter, first set of shots, deworming, and rabies vaccination(if pet is over 12 weeks of age).
Adoptions are first come, first serve - No exceptions.

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2075 N Ocoee Street Suite B
Cleveland, TN
37311

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

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The Cleveland Daily Banner is a community newspaper (with print editions Sunday, Wednesday and Friday; online updates daily) in Cleveland, Tennessee, which provides local, regional and national news coverage. The newspaper was founded on May 1, 1854, and it has continued to keep Cleveland informed for more than 166 years. In print and online, readers can find everything from breaking news to compelling feature stories and action-packed sports reports, along with information like obituaries and classified ads.