A lot is happening at Bradley Medical Center, and Tammy sat down with CEO Lisa Lovelace to talk about it all. Since becoming part of Vitruvian Health in 2024, the hospital has seen major improvements, recruited new physicians, expanded services, and invested in upgrades that are making a difference for patients right here in Bradley County.

In this conversation, Lisa shares what's new, what's coming next, and how Bradley Medical Center is working to meet the healthcare needs of our growing community. She also talks about workforce development, partnerships with local schools, and what being a not-for-profit hospital means for the people it serves.

If you've been wondering what's happening at our community hospital, this is a great opportunity to hear directly from the person leading the way. Take a listen and learn more about the exciting changes taking place at Bradley Medical Center and what they mean for the future of healthcare in Bradley County.

In this episode of The Chamber Does What?, Tammy Randolph sits down with Chamber Vice President of Operations Lisa Fain to explore the impact of Leadership Cleveland, one of the Chamber’s most successful and long-standing programs. Lisa shares how the eight-month leadership experience gives participants an inside look at the businesses, organizations, and government entities that help shape Cleveland and Bradley County. From manufacturing plants and public safety departments to state government and nonprofit organizations, participants gain unique behind-the-scenes access while building lasting professional relationships. Tune in to learn why Leadership Cleveland continues to be a valuable investment for emerging leaders who want to deepen their community knowledge, expand their network, and make a greater impact where they live and work.

In this episode of The Chamber Does Wut?, Tammy Randolph talks with Sharon Marr, Executive Director of MainStreet Cleveland, to talk all things downtown.

Sharon shares how MainStreet Cleveland works behind the scenes to revitalize and promote the heart of the city, support small businesses, and bring the community together. From nationally recognized accreditation to local impact, she breaks down what MainStreet really does—and why it matters.

The conversation highlights some of Cleveland’s most beloved events, including the annual Block Party, Friday Night Concert series, Christmas on the Square, and the iconic Christmas Parade. Sharon also discusses the power of partnerships between MainStreet, the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Development in creating a vibrant, connected community.