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Reality show stops in Liberty
Farewell, 'Fireball Run'
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Liberty County Convention & Visitors Bureau CEO Leah Poole, Liberty County Board of Commissioners Chairman Donald Lovette and Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas stand with teams from Fireball Run: Space Race Friday morning before they left for Sanford, Fla. The reality show visited the area as an official stop of the show and to raise awareness of missing children. - photo by Photo by Cailtin Kenney
The much-anticipated “Fireball Run” online reality show came to Liberty County on Thursday and Friday. The show — which was filming for its upcoming ninth season, called “Space Race” — features 40 teams, including celebrities and four international astronauts, who raced down the East Coast to raise awareness of missing children. The race was scheduled to end Saturday on in Sanford, Florida, near Orlando.Each team was assigned a missing child and throughout the eight-day race participants passed out fliers and team trading cards as well as talked with the public in hopes of helping find the child.On Thursday, participants drove to the Liberty County finish line on Commerce Street under gray skies and light rain to an intimate crowd of residents and Hinesville Farmers Market attendees at Bradwell Park.
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