Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: Topping our news today… Like the Bradley County Commission last Monday, the
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
Topping our news today…
Like the Bradley County Commission last Monday, the Cleveland City Council considered Cleveland State’s Capital campaign funding request of $250,000. The City Council would like to provide funds that go to infrastructure items that the city would typically support such as waste water management, curbs, sidewalks, and street entrances. Cleveland state president Dr. Bill Seymour said he consulted with TBR and THEC officials who confirmed this is possible. The college will prepare a resolution for the city Council to vote on at their next meeting in July.
Also in news today…
The Cleveland City Council heard an update Monday from Cleveland City Schools Director Dr. Russell Dyer about a new security system which will be put in place at all city schools beginning in September. The Raptor security system will be able to scan all drivers licenses of visitors who come to all city schools and be able to tell if they are on any sex offender lists, if they’ve been banned from a school, and custody alerts. Dr. Dyer told WCLE News he is grateful for the support of the Cleveland City Council in purchasing this safety equipment for the school system.
From NewsChannel 9…
A 41-year-old Cleveland man faces several charges, including rape of a child & three counts of aggravated child abuse.
Cleveland Police arrested William Shane Neely on Thursday after they say he violated an order of protection.
Neely faces several charges that include 3 counts of aggravated child abuse/neglect/endangerment, rape of a child, and two counts of soliciting sexual exploitation of a minor.
An arrest report says Neely committed the crimes on or around April 1st, 2017.
He’s now in the Bradley County Justice Center on a $500,000 bond, with a scheduled 8 a.m. Monday court appearance.
From WRCB Channel 3…
The Mayfield Dairy plant in Athens is hiring.
The dairy, owned by Dean Foods, is looking to employ around 50 new people because the plant will soon see an increased volume.
The increased volume is coming from another Deans Food plant that is closing as part of the company’s overall network optimization project.
If you are interested in applying, visit Dean Foods career website at www.deanfoods.com/careers
