Easter Egg Hunt and Basketball Tournament held

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The Nashville Brotherhood Hoopers sponsored the Easter Egg Hunt and Basketball Tournament. The event was held at Monroe St. Mini Park on March 30. All photos: Ludye N. Wallace

 

 

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