Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: Topping our news today… It is election day for the federal and state genera
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
Topping our news today…
It is election day for the federal and state general election. Polls open in Bradley County at 8 AM and close at 8 PM. Nearly 38,000 Bradley County voters have already voted. Over 2.2 million statewide, representing 52% of the entire Bradley County electorate, and 51% of the entire state electorate. Our comprehensive coverage begins at 7 o’clock tonight on Mix 104.1 and the all new Mix TV digital TV channel at mymix1041.com presented by the Logan Thompson law firm.
In news today…
The Bradley County Commission met Monday and covered several items of business. Bradley County Mayor D. Gary Davis made a recommendation to amend the current lease agreement the county holds with the Tri-State Exhibition Center to move the current Road Department Buildings and 2 acres with it that have been used by the road department on the property back to being under the use of Tri-State. Commissioner Peak made it known she wants the new Parks and Rec board to go back over old decisions that were made outside of established guidelines and address issues. Resolutions were also passed authorizing the Mayor to negotiate and enter into an agreement with Ferguson HVAC Supply to provide water heaters to the Sheriff’s Office at a total amount of $45,173 as well as to negotiate and enter into an agreement with W.J. O’Neil Company for the purchase and installation of new HVAC units for the Sheriff’s Office for an amount not to exceed $185,000.
Also in news today…
WACKER-Charleston is pleased to have been recognized in October for its many comprehensive ongoing sustainability contributions with the Chattanooga Regional Manufacturers Association (CRMA)’s 2020 Energy/Environment Award.
The annual CRMA awards recognize members across several industries in the region for exemplifying practices that result in manufacturing excellence; recipients are selected in five categories including Energy/Environment. WACKER-Charleston excelled in all criteria, including the execution of its solid environmental program, recycling and waste reduction practices, energy reduction and efficiency improvements, and employee engagement.
The Charleston manufacturing campus’s commitment to a positive environmental impact goes even deeper than its production practices. Its new HDK® plant, launched late in 2019, recycles a by-product from site operations, reducing consumption and waste. The reduced consumption of raw materials has a direct impact on CO2 emissions into the environment.
Team members also work tirelessly to support environmental activities in the local community and across the region through contributions to WACKER Sustainability Week activities held this year from October 19-23.
From NewsChannel 9…
Marketwatch.com reported Monday morning that CBL Properties, which owns Hamilton Place Mall and Northgate Mall in Hamilton County, has filed for bankruptcy protection.
The outlet says CBL is looking to implement a plan to recapitalize and restructure parts of its debt. CBL is based out of Chattanooga, and operates 107 malls across the country.
Marketwatch.com reported CBL Properties’ stock dropped 22 percent in pre-market trading as a reaction to the news.
It reports CBL as saying customers, tenants and partners can expect ‘business as usual’ at all of its properties.
