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February 10, 2024
Kurt and Emily Brandstatter, owners of Central Paving, Inc., have pledged $100,000 as an investment toward the Dykeman Park clubhouse project, according to a press release from the Logansport Parks
January 27, 2024
Three major work contracts — for Park Drive, the Muck Road boat launch and the Canal Towpath Project — were approved by the Rome Board of Estimate and Contract at their Thursday morning meeting.
December 20, 2023
MONTICELLO — The Monticello Board of Works, consisting of Maury Weymouth, Andy Harmon and Mayor Cathy Gross, held their last meeting of 2023 and the last meeting as board members
December 16, 2023
Construction for Paducahs new dog park began on Friday morning at Bob Noble Park. The contractor for the project, Evrard Company and Central Paving, started mobilizing equipment in the area
December 15, 2023
Bobs Noble Park will see some changes in the coming year, such as a new dog park, improved roadways, paved parking areas, and pedestal water fountains.
August 11, 2023
The Logansport Parks & Recreation Department and the Parks Foundation announced it has reached the $35,000 goal through its crowdfunding campaign to fund the building of the Wright Street Bark
August 9, 2023
MONTICELLO — As city department heads came to the podium for a brief update to the city council Monday night, Street Superintendent Frank Arthur said he had spoken to INDOT
July 21, 2023
More than 7,000 people attended the second annual Squeal on the Eel Festival on June 17 and the event, sponsored by Tyson Foods, raised $64,000 to support local organizations.
March 16, 2022
Dozer Day 2022 is coming to Yakima State Fair Park Grandstands on Saturday and Sunday, March 26th & 27th. Presented by the CWHBA.
March 16, 2022
Dozer Day 2022 is coming to Yakima State Fair Park Grandstands on Saturday and Sunday, March 26th & 27th. Presented by the CWHBA.