Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to today. Im erica hill. And im lester holt alongside di jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. Really we just collected these from the crew ahead of time. Is anybody expecting a call . If they are, one of us will get it. As long as it vibrates well know that they called because the ringer is off. The ringer is off. Anyway, what have we got coming up . This morning we are talking about nascar legend tony stewart who will be back competing today in the drivers seat after a threeweek hiatus from racing after he struck and killed fellow driver, kevin ward jr. Were live in georgia at the Atlanta Motor Speedway for a look at what fans have to say about his return. Plus well introduce you to charlotte and told you about the medical break through that happened in the reconstruction of her face after a terrible accident. Now with two years of surgery behind her, were checking in with charlotte and have a really neat surprise for her as well. First we wa
And welcome to today on this sunday morning. Im erica hill. Im lester holt with jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer who sa , said said, ringers off. We have four people here and anybody expecting a call . If they are, one of us will get it. As long as it vibrates, well show they called. The ringer is off. I like that. Thank you. What do we have coming up . Nascar legend tony stewart will be back competing today in the drivers seat after three weeks hiatus after he struck and killed fellow driver kevin ward jr. Were live in georgia at the Atlanta Motor Speedway for a look at what fans have to say about his return. We introduce you d you to charlotte and talk about the medical breakthrough that helped in the reconstruction of her face after a terrible accident. With two years of surgery behind her, were checking in with charlotte and we have a neat surprise for her as well. Looking forward to that. The mornings top story, the Severe Weather expected to batter the Central Plains and the midwest
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Krystina Collins, a pre-K teacher for York County School Division, is the league manager for both CLUBWAKA kickball and bowling leagues in Williamsburg. She began playing with CLUBWAKA nine years ago with her brother and father after experiencing a divorce. Through the recreational league, she was able to make lasting friendships and even met her current husband.
Both the kickball and bowling leagues have been able to meet weekly through the pandemic. The kickball league has been meeting at the fields at Quarterpath Park while the bowling league has been going to AMF Williamsburg Lanes.
Since the pandemic started, Collins said she was surprised to see participation numbers go up as more people looked for safe ways to get out and socialize.