100-Day Countdown to The World Games 2022 Begins in Birmingham

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100-Day Countdown to The World Games 2022 Begins in Birmingham

By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times To mark 100 days to go before The World Games 2022 begin officials from the Games and Airbus announced on Tuesday they are partnering with Team Red, White & Blue for “The Team RWB Old Glory Relay to The World Games 2022. The announcement was made during the Birmingham […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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