Tyrone is looking for a new

recreation coordinator.

According to Town Manager Barry

Amos, Kim Stevens, who has been the coordinator for five years, stepped

down earlier this month to pursue other employment interests. Currently

there is no one covering the posititon, but Amos said the city plans to

advertize for a replacement in the coming months.

Beth Higbee, president of the

town's baseball association, was present at last week's meeting

to hammer out differences of opinion before the town's baseball season

begins.

The town is requesting the

association sign an agreement to use the town's parks, but Higbee

said there were several issues that needed to be addressed.

Councilman Lyn Redwood said

many of the issues looked minor to hear and suggested the town's

attorney meet with the baseball association's attorney, Rick Lindsey.

The first game is scheduled

for March 20. Higbee requested that a parks and recreation advisory board

be created to help solve some of the problems involved with the association.

Attorneys for Tyrone and the

Baseball Association agreed to meet this week to resolve the issue before

the opening game.