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Masks will now be required in Tipton County Schools

By Echo Day on July 31, 2020

Masks will now be required in Tipton County's public schools, the district announced Friday morning. Re-entry plans previously included a recommendation, or encouragement, but not a mandate. After discussions with our County Executive, as well as, updated recommendations from the Health Dept, LeBonheur, and the UT HSC - we agree that masks are an appropriate next step to slow … [Read more...] about Masks will now be required in Tipton County Schools

12 Things you need to know about Tipton County Schools’ re-entry plans

By Echo Day on July 10, 2020

On Thursday, July 9, the Tipton County School Board approved its plan for re-entry and the beginning of the 2020-21 school year. The plan, said superintendent Dr. John Combs, was a culmination of a lot of research, collaboration and thought. "I am very aware that this entire COVID-19 scenario has caused quite the conversation across our state and this country. While many are … [Read more...] about 12 Things you need to know about Tipton County Schools’ re-entry plans

Salons and spas will remain closed through May – and here’s what else will stay closed in the latest executive order

By Echo Day on April 28, 2020

Salons, spas and barbershops will remain until after May 29, Gov. Bill Lee ordered Tuesday through Executive Order No. 30. These close-contact businesses – along with gyms, fitness centers, tattoo shops and massage therapy establishments – were closed on March 22 after an emergency declaration on the local and state levels. During a virtual town hall call hosted by Senator … [Read more...] about Salons and spas will remain closed through May – and here’s what else will stay closed in the latest executive order

New COVID-19 projections are dramatically better, but it’s not time to relax on social distancing local leaders say

By Echo Day on April 6, 2020

Last week, a study by the University of Washington projected an overwhelming drain on resources and an estimated 3,422 COVID-19 deaths in Tennessee, but researchers have significantly lowered their projections. Updated Sunday, the new projection suggests Tennessee is well-equipped to fight the virus and may see fewer than 600 deaths statewide – but only with full social … [Read more...] about New COVID-19 projections are dramatically better, but it’s not time to relax on social distancing local leaders say

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