Pickleball is booming, and cities are rallying to catch up
Across the region, the growing numbers of pickleball faithful are demanding more court space. Cities are scrambling to accommodate. But it's not always easy.
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Across the region, the growing numbers of pickleball faithful are demanding more court space. Cities are scrambling to accommodate. But it's not always easy.
The joy of whacking a green plastic orb first struck Richard and Mary Jo Panettieri in 2017, before the nationwide pickleball mania started spreading faster than spilled paint.
But is that such a good thing?
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The joy of whacking a green plastic orb first struck Richard and Mary Jo Panettieri in 2017, before the nationwide pickleball mania started spreading faster than spilled paint. But from that first swat, the retirees from Connecticut knew they’d found an all-consuming hobby — a diversion so powerful they carried paddles […]
The joy of whacking a green plastic orb first struck Richard and Mary Jo Panettieri in 2017, before the nationwide pickleball mania started spreading faster than spilled paint.