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Graves to receive 3% raise for 2021-22 school year. Written By: Erik Kaufman | × Joe Graves, superintendent for the Mitchell School District, hands out meeting materials to Mitchell Board of Education members Neil Putnam and Deb Olson in this Mitchell Republic file photo. (Sara Bertsch / Republic) The Mitchell Board of Education on Monday night approved the annual compensation of several administrators with the Mitchell School District, following an executive session at the end...

Meeting to be held virtually online Monday Written By: Erik Kaufman | × Joe Graves, superintendent for the Mitchell School District, hands out meeting materials to Mitchell Board of Education members Neil Putnam and Deb Olson in this Mitchell Republic file photo. (Sara Bertsch / Republic) The Mitchell Board of Education will consider administrator compensation for the 2021-22 school year at its next meeting. The agenda item will be addressed at the Monday, April 26 meeting of t...

Bid for $376,000 comes in from Bespoke Properties, LLC Written By: Erik Kaufman | × The Mitchell Board of Education Wednesday approved a bid for the purchase of the house built by Mitchell Technical College students as part of the Architectural Drafting and Building Construction program. The house, pictured here and located at 2103 Dean Drive in Mitchell, was purchased by Bespoke Properties, LLC in Mitchell. (Submitted Photo) The 107th house built by Mitchell Technical College ...

How do you fill the high school yearbook in a pandemic? Get creative By Jeffrey S. Solochek - Tampa Bay Times From left, Mitchell High yearbook editors Cate Miller, Jillian Misemer and Sophia Henges work on page layouts for their 2021 publication, “Stampede.” Photo courtesy of Mitchell High School/TNS TAMPA, Fla. — Kyla Hoffbauer sat at home, quarantined from school, contemplating how she and her Freedom High yearbook team would meet deadline. Their spread on the senior class president ...

A lot of folks are worried the Byhalia Pipeline could endanger the Memphis aquifer.

Coronavirus in Tampa Bay schools: a weekly update The number of reported cases is approaching 10,000 since August, but this week showed a slowdown.     Students wearing masks take their seats in this image from a Pinellas County Schools video at the start of the school year. To date, there have been more than 2,500 student and staff cases of coronavirus in the district, and close to 10,000 in the four-county Tampa Bay area. [ Pinellas County Schools ] Published Feb. 6 Coronavirus case cou...

Coronavirus in Tampa Bay schools: a weekly update After a holiday spike, numbers of cases are beginning to fall.     School COVID-19 cases are on the rise in southeast Hillsborough County. This past week saw 11 cases at Wimauma Elementary School and 12 at Sumner High. [ C.T. BOWEN | Tampa Bay Times ] Published Jan. 16 The number of weekly coronavirus cases in Tampa Bay area schools is returning to levels seen in late November and early December, following an alarming spike after the win...

HIGH COUNTRY — The manufacturing industry in the High Country is alive and well. Structall Building Systems is set to join other manufacturing companies in the region, such as Altec Industries and BRP, once it opens its Newland plant later this year. Structall will be looking to hire workers from the local community who can gain the required expertise by attending the Anspach Advanced Manufacturing School at Mayland Community College’s Yancey Campus. Structall specializes in the manuf...

 January 1, 2021 (UNDATED) – Drivers in Indiana learned on July 1, 2020 that it is illegal to hold a cellphone or electronic devices while behind the wheel, a Mitchell man was arrested on a reckless homicide charge after killing a friend, Gov. Holcomb issues mask mandate, schools hold graduation ceremonies, Dirk Sears was appointed Oolitic Town Council president, and IU appointed a committee to look at renaming buildings. Handsfree Law Goes Into Effect Drivers in Indiana learned ...