The Geechee Kunda Cultural Center, along with several other historic Liberty County sites, will be featured in an upcoming season of “The Fireball Run,” according to Jim Bacote, Geechee Kunda site director.Bacote told the Liberty County Board Commission Tuesday that film crews will be in Liberty County on March 18 to film and work on the series’ ninth season.“The Fireball Run” is a “life-sized trivia game where America serves as the game board,” according to the Child Rescue Network’s website.Billed as the “Race to Recover America’s Missing Children,” the series essentially acts as a campaign to help find children who have been abducted, run away or simply disappeared.According to Genisyss.com, 40 rally teams compete in an eight-day, cross-country trivia game, picking up clues to solve puzzles while traveling to different locations. Each team is assigned a missing child and must distribute at least 1,000 flyers during their journey to “raise awareness and aid in the recovery of that missing child.” Since its inception, “The Fireball Run” has helped recover 43 missing children, the website says.According to Fireballrun.com, season nine’s theme is “Space Race.”