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Community roundup: Miracle League opening, historic fire engine restoration request and local sports notes
Summary
Main Street Murray highlighted the inaugural Miracle League Columbia day at Murray County Park, a request that Spring Hill be asked to contribute $10,000 to restore a historic Ford F-700 fire engine, and local high-school coaching changes and game results.
Main Street Murrayreported several community and sports items in its weekly wrap.
Miracle League Columbia: Scott Stewart said the inaugural day for Miracle League Columbia at Murray County Park is scheduled for Saturday, with the inaugural season running through May 23 and more than 60 players registered. Maurice Patton reminded listeners that games on the opening day are set for 9, 10 and 11 a.m.
Historic fire engine restoration: The broadcast reported that the Spring Hill City Board was asked to contribute $10,000 to help restore a Ford F-700 that served as the city's first new fire engine after its purchase in 1957. The report did not identify who made the request or provide details on restoration costs beyond the $10,000 figure.
Sports comings and goings: Maurice Patton, sports editor, covered local coaching changes and scores, including Columbia Academy's hiring of Rob Phillips as its new head football coach (Phillips previously was defensive coordinator at Jackson Christian School) and Mark Wilkins leaving the independent boys basketball program after four seasons.
Other notices: The broadcast also included reminders about blood drives and open enrollment for continuing education classes at Columbia State Community College.
