City of Brownsville Kicks Off New Health Initiative, Healthy Moves
On Saturday, May 9 the City of Brownsville will introduce Mayor Bill Rawls’ new health initiative, Healthy Moves. The city is holding an event to kick-off the initiative, featuring speakers, interactive workshops, and healthy alternative snacks.
The goal of Healthy Moves is for community leaders and residents to work together to create a healthier Brownsville. The obesity rate in Haywood County, where Brownsville is located, is more than 42%, the highest in the state of Tennessee. Through targeted programs and events under Healthy Moves, city leaders hope to decrease the growing number of residents who suffer from obesity and other health related issues.
WHO: Mayor Bill Rawls and the City of Brownsville
WHAT: Healthy Moves kick-off
WHEN: May 9, 2015 9 am to 1 pm
WHERE: L.Z. Hurley Memorial Field
WHY: To introduce Healthy Moves, the initiative aimed at creating a healthier community through interactive workshops, programs, and targeted events.
For more information, contact Almeta Ellis: 731.772.1212
For media inquiries, contact Erica Williams: 202.246.1153
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