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Cleveland Daily Banner 162Nd YEAR • No LOCAL NEWS: SPORTS: Cleveland Lions Blue Raiders honor 99-year-old stay hot on C.W. Bedwell: soccer field: Page 12 Page 13 Cleveland Daily Banner 162nd YEAR • No. 297 24 PAGES • 50¢ CLEVELAND, TN 37311 THE CITY WITH SPIRIT FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2017 County board renews Cash contract By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG [email protected] Bradley County Schools Director Dr. Linda Cash is expected to be with the local school system for at least four more years. The Bradley County Board of Education on Thursday voted unani- mously to grant her a new contract which would employ her through June 30, 2021. “We’re tied with Dr. Cash for four more years,” Board Chairman Rodney Dillard said with a grin after the vote. Cash started as the director on June 1, 2015, after the school board bought out the contract of the former director. She was offered a three-year contract ending May 30, 2018. Though the original contract was not slated to end for another year, the board decided to go ahead and let Cash know Banner photo, ALLEN MINCEY they wanted her to stay longer. The new contract retains Cash’s origi- BARBARA AND JOE GILBERT recently were amazed to find the imprint of a cross in a bench that was a part nal salary of $136,000 per year. However, of this past December’s nativity scene on the Greenway. Barbara has developed and distributed small white it also includes benefits and a provision crosses all across the country, so she said they saw the bench cross as a good sign. which would make her eligible for any raises granted to all county school sys- tem employees. The board began going over the new Gilberts consider imprint a ‘gift’ contract during its work session Tuesday, when members fine-tuned some By ALLEN MINCEY in their front yard, they never lasts three or four days,” Joe of the wording with an attorney. With the [email protected] expected to have a cross appear at Gilbert explained. “A few days changes made, the seven board members their home in a strange place, and after that, we were disassembling voted with very little discussion. Barbara Gilbert is known by under unusual circumstances. things and taking things apart at “I am very much in favor of keeping Dr. many as “the Cross Lady,” for the Divine occurrence — very possi- Westwood, where we were bringing Cash around,” board member Ted Bryson 20,000 or so small white crosses ble. some of the materials back, and said Tuesday. “She’s been doing a really she has produced that are seen “Each year the past two years, our associate pastor of music good job for us.” not only in Cleveland, but around there has been a joint ministry Bruce Hill was there and had two The board had previously given Cash a the country and even in some between Westwood Baptist or three benches in the back of positive rating during her first formal international locations. (Church) and Mount Olive (Church his truck and he said, ‘Hey Joe, director’s evaluation in July of 2016. And though she and her hus- of God) that do the living nativity band, Joe, have one of the crosses down at the Greenway. It usually See GIFT, Page 5 See CASH, Page 5 Shellhouse: 91 percent of those visiting New Hope choose life By SARALYN NORKUS [email protected] The theme of New Hope Pregnancy Care Center’s spring banquet, “Discover Hope,” was highly appropriate, as guests of the event were able to leave feeling hopeful. “We have been saving lives for more than three decades. We are helping our community and our world discover hope,” New Hope CEO Tracie Shellhouse declared. On Thursday night, donors and guests of New Hope learned of the positive effects their donations are having in the community, as the organization has been able to expand and begin offering medical services. In the past year, New Hope saw 175 new clients, 142 being female, and can confirm 53 births. To top it off, of those who come in just Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG for a pregnancy test, 91 percent have chosen THE BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOLS system-level Teachers of the Year display the awards they life. received Thursday. From left are Beth Fugate of Walker Valley High School, Abigail Duncan of Oak “Those we serve have value, those unborn Grove Elementary School and Laura Anziano of Charleston Elementary School. babies have value,” Shellouse stated. Reflecting on how pro-abortion advocates will only refer to babies as a fetus or even just a blob of human tissue, Shellhouse stated that County teachers of the year honored those people suffer from nearsightedness. “If I were to look out at you this evening By CHRISTY ARMSTRONG honor the Teachers of the All seven board members without my contacts, you would look like blobs [email protected] Year for the 2016-17 year. offered their individual con- of human tissue. People who suffer from near- Each was given a certificate gratulations and thanks to the sightedness can only see so far — they can The top teachers of Bradley in honor of his or her work. award recipients. only see what is in their immediate area. God County Schools system were The event also gave the school Some, like board members featured in the spotlight dur- board members the chance to Jerry Frazier and Bryson, Banner photo, DANIEL GUY is out of focus and since they cannot clearly see their creator, it is reasonable to expect they ing a special event Thursday. thank all of them. explained they had worked in TRACIE SHELLHOUSE, CEO at New Hope cannot see the value of his creation.” The Bradley County Board “Every one of us up here education and knew firsthand Pregnancy Center, welcomes the crowd to the of Education and school sys- loves you guys,” said board tem staff hosted a reception to New Hope Spring Banquet. See NEW HOPE, Page 6 member Ted Bryson. See TEACHERS, Page 5 AROUND TOWN WEATHER INDEX Anita Luttrell Going to see the Today looks to be mostly sunny, with a play “Romeo and Juliet” with her high near 85. Tonight’s forecast calls for Church....................................8,9 Obituaries...................................2 daughter Tiffany Luttrell at BCHS mostly clear skies, with a low around 56. Classified............................22-23 Sports.................................13-15 ... Lena Harris recently stating that Saturday should be mostly sunny, with a Comics.....................................17 Stocks ...................................... 4 she was just “wishin’ I was fish- high near 83. Saturday night should be part- Editorial....................................16 TV Schedule.......................18-19 6489076 75112 ing!” ... Rose Kellar enjoying her Horoscope................................17 Weather....................................11 new pet ducks. ly cloudy, with a low around 58. 2—Cleveland Daily Banner—Friday, April 14, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Consumer OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) prices down Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 0.3 percent Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) Cheryl Wood Bowman To submit an obituary, have the funeral home or cremation in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday Cheryl Wood Bowman, 63, of and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. society in charge of arrangements e-mail the information to obitu- Phone (423) 472-5041. in March Cleveland and formerly of Stuart, [email protected] and fax to 423-614-6529, attention Va., passed away Tuesday, April Obits. Ralph Baldwin Joyce Taylor WASHINGTON (AP) — 11, 2017, at the family residence Consumer prices fell in March in Cleveland. Editor & Publisher General Manager by the largest amount in more She was the daughter of the sister, Karen Pirkle (Tommy); Member of The Associated Press than two years, pushed lower late Lillian Cochram Wood and brother, Nick Hall; sisters-in-law: The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches by another sharp decline in Murray Wood. She was preceded Johnnie Kate Hall and Charlotte credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous or igin the price of gasoline and other in death by son, Larry Burton Hall; several nieces, nephews herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. energy products. Bowman III; and sister, Glenda and friends; and a special friend SUBSCRIPTION RATES Consumer prices dropped Wilkinson. who helped out, Sandra Rogers. She worked in textiles most of Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice 0.3 percent in March following At her request, there will be no her life, including at Perry service. Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily a tiny 0.1 percent rise in Carrier Collect Rate * $6.75 Manufacturing and Bassett Share a personal memory or February, the Labor Walker Clothing. She enjoyed By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $75.00 your condolences with her family By Mail inside Zip 307 $25.00 $45.00 $85.00 Department reported Friday. It traveling and all kinds of music. at her online memorial located at By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 was the first monthly decline She was a member of the Five www.companionfunerals.com. By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $67.00 $ 130.00 in 13 months and the biggest Forks Wesleyan Church in Companion Funeral Home and Print + E-Edition drop since prices fell 0.6 per- Stuart. the Cody family are honored to By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $79.25 Survivors include a son, Eric By Mail inside Zip 307 $26.25 $47.25 $90.50 cent in January 2015.
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