Here is your Cleveland, Tenn. | Bradley County, Tenn. news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: In news today… The Knox County School
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In news today…
The Knox County Schools Board of Education has selected Dr. Jon Rysewyck as their new Director of Schools over Bradley County Director of Schools Dr. Linda Cash. The final vote was seven for Dr. Rysewyck and two for Dr. Cash. Following the vote, Bradley County Board of Education Chairman Troy Weathers had this reaction:
Dr. Linda Cash will join us on Mix 104-1 Thursday morning.
Also in news today…
State Representative Dan Howell reports that the culvert on Harrison Pike has now been replaced, and the bridge is now open to traffic. The work was completed by Wright Brothers Construction. Representative Howell, Chairman of the State House Transportation Committee, complimented the work done by Wright Brothers Construction, which was completed well before the anticipated date of mid-March. Mount Olive Church of God Senior Pastor James Sears said he was glad the work is now complete, and also thanked Wright Brothers Construction.
In news today…
The Bradley County Commission met on Tuesday covering several items of business. A discussion took place concerning the land around the airport and concerns that beavers are building in the stream nearby, which may cause future issues. Doug Berry noted that he checked with the Airport Authority and they already have professional trappers working to remove the offending beavers from the premises. Jessica Hedgcock commented on her recent arrest. There are rumors that it was staged or planned for her to be arrested over the mask issue at Cleveland Imaging. She noted that she has an exemption from masks and shields, and feels her and her family are being targeted due to recent calls and visits from the FBI. She feels there has been a lack of response from the Commission and the Mayor’s office to her calls and requests. She also expressed concern over where she can receive treatment without needing to wear a mask. Commissioner Winters asked that the issues be looked into.
