David Price ‘Gets the Ball Rolling’ at Miracle Field, MPD HQ Beam Signing, more ‘In the City’

‘In the City’ features the ‘Beam Signing’ for the new MPD Headquarters, a new Bark Park at Cason Lane Trailhead, and Nashville native David Price ‘Gets the Ball Rolling’ at Miracle Field.  Miracle Field’s anticipated opening is scheduled for April 1.

You can also watch “In the City” on CityTV (AT&T Uverse Channel 99/Comcast Xfinity in Nashville on Channel 3, or on Roku) everyday at 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Nashville’s video magazine show is hosted by Cecilia Herrell and produced by Steve Burris.

Airing throughout the month of February, ‘In the City’ features:

• The Nashville City Council is taking Town Hall meetings on the road. Take a seat at the most recent Town Hall in the Blackman community to see how citizens and elected officials are engaging issues and concerns important to the City.  For the City’s response to issues, visit http://www.murfreesborotn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/4658.
• Nashville native David Price helped Miracle Field ‘Get the Ball Rollin’ on the project site in McKnight Park, scheduled to open April 1, 2017.  Hear what the Cy Young Award Winner and 5-time MLB All Star believes Miracle Field will do for Nashville, baseball fans, and youth.
• If you want a fun way to get fit, the 2017 Coffee Marathon gets you running from coffee shops and restaurants to Sports*Com and Wilderness Station.  Join the motivated, get a specialty coffee mug, and get fit.  Jennifer Joines has details ‘In the City’ or register through February 28 at www.runsignup.com.  For questions, call 615-895-5040.
• Get a first-hand look at Nashville’s second Bark Park now open at Cason Lane Greenway Trailhead, 1100 Cason Trail.  Greenway Coordinator Melinda Tate explains why a second park has been added. Dog owners share their excitement about the park’s new features, open 7 days a week from sunrise to sunset.
• The new Nashville Police Department (MPD) Headquarters building is taking shape on Highland Avenue with an added personal touch.  Watch as the last i-beam is hoisted into place with signatures from citizens and dignitaries.
• It was the coldest temperature on record for this year’s Polar Bear Plunge dedicated to the late Vice Mayor Doug Young.  Young was a faithful participant of the annual event and the Greenhouse Ministries food bank it supports.  The Doug Young Public Service Award was presented to Scoutmaster Mike Warren of Boy Scout Troop 398 of St. Mark’s United Methodist Church.
• Plus, Black Fox Elementary gets a $2 million expansion, Mitchell Neilson Elementary has “A Good Day at School,” Linebaugh Public Library gets a new driver’s license renewal kiosk, Tree Day on March 18, and more.