Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: Topping our news today… Barrett Painter was selected to replace Judge Danie
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
Topping our news today…
Barrett Painter was selected to replace Judge Daniel Swafford as Juvenile Judge by the Bradley County Commission yesterday. Painter received a total of 8 votes. Andrew Morgan received 4 votes, and Doug Blackwell received one vote.
In the same meeting, County Mayor D. Gary Davis announced that the three buildings at Lake Forest are now down. Also, tornado cleanup is planned to be finished this week. Mayor Davis also reminded everyone about the guidelines for COVID-19, noting that Bradley County had its third death from COVID-19 on Sunday.
Barrett Painter will join us live on Mix 104-1 this morning at 7AM.
Also in news today…
The practice of law involves a search for truth. Body cameras give an additional, reliable tool with which to ascertain what occurred at accident scenes, crime scenes, or disputes between persons when law enforcement officers may be attempting to preserve the peace. Logan-Thompson Law’s slogan is “A Tradition of Legal and Community Service.” As such, Logan-Thompson Law is pleased to participate in the funding of body cameras for the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office.
From NewsChannel 9…
School officials say they are looking into an allegation of a student who may have COVID-19 and attended Friday’s Cleveland High graduation.
The school district said in a statement that they told the Bradley County Health Department about it, and health officials are following protocols to gather information.
NewsChannel 9’s Sydney Edwards reported from the graduation Friday, June 12, which had social distancing guidelines in place. CHS principal Autumn O’Bryan said they spaced graduates and guests six feet apart.
The health department is offering free COVID-19 testing at their facility at 201 Dooley Street SE in Cleveland.
Cleveland City Schools asks community members to call the health department at 423-728-7020 for more questions on protocols to follow about these types of allegations.
