Here is today's news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland: In news today… Effective Thursday, November 12th, the lobby of the Bradley
Here is today’s news on mymix1041.com, sponsored by Toyota of Cleveland:
In news today…
Effective Thursday, November 12th, the lobby of the Bradley County Trustee’s Office will be closed. For your convenience, there are several ways to pay your property taxes. A drop box is available at the entrance to the Trustee’s Office where you can deposit your check or money order. A drop box is also available at the drive-thru locations where you can also deposit your check or money order. You can also mail in your check or money order to 1701 Keith Street, Cleveland, 37311. You may also pay online at bradleytrustee.com, or pay over the telephone by calling 855 229 4066. Please note there is a fee when paying online or by phone. No cash will be accepted at the drop boxes. Please attach your tax statement when paying by check or money order.
There is a temporary pause in the Tax Relief/Tax Freeze application and partial payment enrollment.
Trustee employees are available to assist you by calling 423 728 7247 Monday through Thursday from 8:30AM to 4:30PM and Fridays from 8:30AM to 5PM.
There are no interest charges on 2020 property taxes paid before February 28th, 2021.
From NewsChannel 9…
The Cleveland City School District is looking into a social media “free speech” account which bears the name and likeness of a Cleveland Middle School teacher, and has shared racially derogatory posts.
The app is called Parler, promoted by the company as an unbiased network promoting “free expression without violence and no censorship.”
Parler has soared in popularity (reaching No. 1 in App Store downloads), especially among conservatives, following former Vice President Joe Biden being declared the projected winner of the 2020 Presidential Race, which incumbent President Donald Trump disputes.
On Tuesday afternoon, Director of Schools Russell Dyer told NewsChannel 9 that they conducted a preliminary investigation Tuesday morning regarding this account, which was created on Monday. The account shows racially derogatory posts targeting the Black Lives Matter movement — along with insensitive comments toward other ethnicities and political views.
The school district clarified details in a statement: “She states this is not an account she owns and believes someone has created a fake account. We have reviewed the teacher’s school-issued laptop and found no entries or web history for this account. While we certainly do not condone any of the information on that account, we are unable to trace this account back to this particular teacher or to our school system.”
Also from NewsChannel 9…
A Gibson County woman has repaid the state more than $76,000 after she was charged with TennCare fraud and theft of services earlier this year.
Authorities say 43-year-old Dawn Williamson of Gibson County was arrested in July after failing to report her marital status and household income to receive TennCare benefits for herself and five children.
Officials say Williamson has fulfilled an order to repay the state $76,083.70 for benefits she received while on TennCare.
