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City plans ribbon cutting for Miller Center's new sports facilities on December 6

December 25, 2024 | McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee


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City plans ribbon cutting for Miller Center's new sports facilities on December 6
The McMinnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting on December 25, 2024, showcased significant community developments, including the completion of new sports facilities at the Miller Center. The football and tennis courts are now finished, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony planned for December 6, inviting community leaders and school board members to celebrate the project’s success.

In addition to the sports facilities, the Gillipool is undergoing enhancements with the installation of new pool lights, with half of the 28 lights already in place. The pool area has also received a full resurfacing, revitalizing its attractions, including slides and play structures, which will be ready for public use this Saturday.

The meeting also highlighted the upcoming Christmas parade scheduled for December 7, starting at the Miller Center, maintaining the same route as previous years.

In personnel news, the board approved the reappointment of Steve Maine as vice mayor, recognizing his contributions over the past years. Additionally, Jordan Kupholz has been hired as the new tourism and marketing department manager, set to begin her role next Monday.

The meeting concluded with discussions on legal matters and a resolution that was tabled for further review, ensuring that board members have adequate time to consider the changes before the next meeting.

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