Staff Report / SHlocal.org

The Robertson County Family YMCA in Springfield, TN announced the start of their soccer program today. Participants expressed excitement for the new season. One individual shared their achievement of scoring their first goal. Additionally, Chick-fil-A is mentioned in a separate post in conjunction with the YMCA of Middle Tennessee.

Source: Robertson County Family YMCA | Springfield TN

Source Type: Recreation

Source Location:

Spring Hill, TN

3332 Tom Austin Hwy, Springfield, TN

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