Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: Topping our news today, from WRCB Channel 3… A two-year-old child was struc
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
Topping our news today, from WRCB Channel 3…
A two-year-old child was struck by a vehicle Thursday morning in Cleveland.
A dark-colored truck struck the child on Wilson Avenue SE and then left the scene according to authorities.
The child was standing in the street when he was “tapped” by the truck. He reportedly has a red spot on his abdomen from the incident.
The child was transported by ambulance to a Chattanooga hospital for examination and treatment.
The child is said to be in stable condition.
From NewsChannel 9…
Three people have been killed in a single car after a collision between the vehicle and a train in McMinn County, the Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed Thursday.
McMinn County Sheriff Joe Guy says the crash happened just north of Calhoun.
Tennessee Highway Patrol Lieutenant John Harmon provided a live update Thursday:
Also in news today…
Leading EdTech company Imagine Learning recently announced E.L. Ross Elementary School in Cleveland as one of their distinguished “Beacon School” award winners. Students at E.L. Ross worked hard all school year on the Imagine Language & Literacy program, completing lessons and reaching individualized academic goals. The coveted Beacon School award was earned by less than 2% of Imagine Language & Literacy schools nationwide. Schools earning the Beacon School award demonstrate exceptional usage, innovative implementation of the Imagine Learning
Language & Literacy program and strong student language and literacy growth.
E.L. Ross students, lead Imagine Learning teacher, Jacqueline Brown, and principal Lisa Earby received the Beacon School award on May 16th from Imagine Learning’s area partnership manager. Key district leaders attending the award presentation included Director of Schools, Dr. Russell Dyer, Elementary and School Counseling Supervisor, Kellye Bender and ESL Coordinator, Christy Duncan.
And finally…
The labor force estimates for May are in! The seasonally adjusted US unemployment rate for May was 3.8%, down from 3.9% in April, and down from 4.3% one year ago. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for Tennessee was 3.5%, which is the up from 3.4% in April, and down from 3.8% one year ago.
Moving closer to home, the unemployment rate for Bradley County was 3.1%, up from 3% in April, and down from 3.2% one year ago. For Polk County, the unemployment rate was 3.4%, the same as in April, and down from 4% one year ago.
