Cleveland city officials cut the ribbon on the new Cleveland Municipal Complex at 55 Cantrell Road last Friday. PHOTOS BY DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
By Carly Henderson and Denise Etheridge Cleveland city leaders cut the ribbon on the city's new municipal complex Sept. 18. The facility officially opened on Aug. 10.
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Cleveland will hold its annual fall festival next Saturday. FILE PHOTO
Pictured from left to right are Shane’s Auto Body employees Blake Slaton, Harrison Harper, Stacy Mitchell, Preston McGatha, Cash Laws, Mike Baker, Reese Alexander, Owner Shane Palmer, his wife Farrah Palmer and Office Manager Tina Blackburn. Not pictured are Howard England, Don Lepkoske, Mason Palmer, and Barrett Palmer. PHOTOS BY ERIN ETRIS
“Give Like Dolly Day” is Friday, Sept. 25. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Cleveland will hold its annual fall festival next Saturday. FILE PHOTO
Pictured from left to right are Shane’s Auto Body employees Blake Slaton, Harrison Harper, Stacy Mitchell, Preston McGatha, Cash Laws, Mike Baker, Reese Alexander, Owner Shane Palmer, his wife Farrah Palmer and Office Manager Tina Blackburn. Not pictured are Howard England, Don Lepkoske, Mason Palmer, and Barrett Palmer. PHOTOS BY ERIN ETRIS
“Give Like Dolly Day” is Friday, Sept. 25. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Front row, from left, Gina Sherman, Gail Smith, Jackie McDaniel, Amanda Lammers, Kim Sosebee and Tami Tarell. Back row, from left, Frank Norrell, Matthew Norrell, Tim Skidmore and Gene White. The group is pictured at the Community Thrift Store in Cleveland during the Sept. 17 grant awards. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
Kerrigan Cain celebrates after a point during the Lady Warriors' win over Banks County last week in Cleveland. JENNIFER KNIGHT/SPECIAL
White County's Sam Harkins, right, wraps up East Jackson running back Tristan Sloane during the first of the Warriors' win last Friday night in Cleveland. STACI SULHOFF/SPECIAL
Members of the Georgia Tribe of Eastern Cherokee, County officials and the general public gathered last month to officially dedicate the portion of Auraria Road inside Lumpkin County as the Cherokee Heritage Parkway. KEITH MURDEN/CNI NEWS SERVICE
Sky Valley citizens placed thousands of flags in remembrance of the 9/11 vicitms. Photo courtesy of Sky Valley Mayor Benita Cotton-Orr.
Georgia Film Office Project Manager Craig Dominey addressed members of The Northeast Georgia Mountain Travel Association during an August seminar at The Holly Theatre. “We always encourage community involvement with our industry. If we don’t know what you have, we can’t promote you. That’s the bottom line,” Dominey said. PHOTO BY KEITH MURDEN
Cleveland city officials cut the ribbon on the new Cleveland Municipal Complex at 55 Cantrell Road last Friday. PHOTOS BY DENISE ETHERIDGE/WCN
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Members of the Georgia Tribe of Eastern Cherokee, County officials and the general public gathered last month to officially dedicate the portion of Auraria Road inside Lumpkin County as the Cherokee Heritage Parkway. KEITH MURDEN/CNI NEWS SERVICE
Sky Valley citizens placed thousands of flags in remembrance of the 9/11 vicitms. Photo courtesy of Sky Valley Mayor Benita Cotton-Orr.
Georgia Film Office Project Manager Craig Dominey addressed members of The Northeast Georgia Mountain Travel Association during an August seminar at The Holly Theatre. “We always encourage community involvement with our industry. If we don’t know what you have, we can’t promote you. That’s the bottom line,” Dominey said. PHOTO BY KEITH MURDEN
Front row, from left, Gina Sherman, Gail Smith, Jackie McDaniel, Amanda Lammers, Kim Sosebee and Tami Tarell. Back row, from left, Frank Norrell, Matthew Norrell, Tim Skidmore and Gene White. The group is pictured at the Community Thrift Store in Cleveland during the Sept. 17 grant awards. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
Kerrigan Cain celebrates after a point during the Lady Warriors' win over Banks County last week in Cleveland. JENNIFER KNIGHT/SPECIAL
White County's Sam Harkins, right, wraps up East Jackson running back Tristan Sloane during the first of the Warriors' win last Friday night in Cleveland. STACI SULHOFF/SPECIAL
