School Losing Money By Playing At Home Stadium
September 13, 2010 /
Columbia High School (Tenn.), which plays its home football games at Lindsey Nelson Stadium, is losing close to $1,500 in gate proceeds due to a having to pay the Maury County parks and recreation department stadium fees. The school wants the fees waived.
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