Here is your Cleveland, Tenn. | Bradley County, Tenn. news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: Topping our news today… On Monday, at
Here is your Cleveland, Tenn. | Bradley County, Tenn. news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
Topping our news today…
On Monday, at 6:54 p.m., the Cleveland Police Department responded to a crash with injuries at the intersection of Keith Street and Mouse Creek Road. When officers arrived on scene, they located a white Nissan Murano and a silver Toyota Corolla involved in the crash. The Nissan was traveling south on Keith St and the Toyota was traveling east on Mouse Creek Rd. The Nissan struck the Toyota in the driver’s side. The male driver of the Nissan, Byron Ramirez, age 31, was transported to Tennova with unknown injuries. The male driver of the Toyota, Juan Giraldo, age 35, was transported to Erlanger with severe injuries. Two passengers who were riding in the Toyota were transported to Tennova: Myeshia Simmons, age 29, and a 2.5-month-old child, Makayla Giraldo. The adult female suffered minor injuries, but the child did not survive the crash. The crash is still under investigation.
Also in news today…
Mike Jenne, the new Circuit Court Judge who will replace the retiring Honorable Larry Puckett, will be sworn in today during a ceremony at the Bradley County Courthouse which will begin at 2PM. We will have LIVE coverage on Mix TV at mymix1041.com.
In news today…
Mix TV, our digital television channel at mymix1041.com, is launching a brand new interview series – the Life Care Leadership Series – sponsored by Life Care Centers of America. Our inaugural interview will feature Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis and Cleveland City Mayor Kevin Brooks. During the nearly one-hour interview, they have news to share related to traffic in the future, projects at Georgetown Road, as well as a connector to I-75 Exit 20 through the Prospect community. You can watch the interview on Mix TV beginning today at noon at mymix1041.com, or listen at noon on Talk 101-3 The Buzz.
Also in news today…
The Cleveland State Community College Foundation makes it a goal to connect alumni with students for educational opportunities and to efforts to uphold the college’s mission. One of those aspects is providing students with resources they need to thrive. First Horizon Foundation has partnered with the CSCC Foundation to make that happen. The college announces that the foundation has donated $10,000 toward a five-year community partnership.
This year, the money will be used for three different initiatives to benefit the college.
The Cleveland State Alumni Legacy Scholarship will be awarded $4,000. This is a new scholarship that started in April of this year. Three scholarships were given to high school students who are children of alumni. These students plan to attend CSCC in the fall.
Approximately $2,000 will be given to the Cleveland State Alumni Community Program. The program benefits from this donation by allowing the college to purchase alumni paraphernalia, promotional give-aways, and other marketing items that will reach and raise awareness about the Alumni Community.
The Cleveland State Legacy Luncheon will receive $4,000 from this donation. This event will be held in September. It will celebrate the CSCC nursing program legacy throughout the community. Nursing alumni will be able to tour and celebrate the new Health and Science Center that now houses CSCC’s nursing program. The Health and Science Center opened in May of this year. It was the first new building for the college in over 46 years.
