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Your Guide to Pools & Splash Pads in the Corridor for Summer 2024 - Vimarsana News

Your Guide to Pools & Splash Pads in the Corridor for Summer 2024

You and the kids can stay cool this summer at one of the many public pools and splash pads here in the Corridor!

Source: koel.com
Your Guide to Pools & Splash Pads in the Corridor for Summer 2024 - Vimarsana News

Your Guide to Pools & Splash Pads in the Corridor for Summer 2024

You and the kids can stay cool this summer at one of the many public pools and splash pads here in the Corridor!

Source: khak.com
NJ spray grounds & splash pads in summer: Many are free - Vimarsana News

NJ spray grounds & splash pads in summer: Many are free

Keep cool with the family while saving some cash — and be ready for some spots that have changed their rules this season.

Next construction phase includes field closure and park reopening for Jonny D. Wallis Neighborhood Park - Vimarsana News

Next construction phase includes field closure and park reopening for Jonny D. Wallis Neighborhood Park

The next construction phase for Jonny D. Wallis Neighborhood Park is set to begin May 21, including a field closure and a playground reopening.

Source: keyt.com
Making a SPLASH: New water feature opens - Great Bend Tribune - Vimarsana News

Making a SPLASH: New water feature opens - Great Bend Tribune

Friday morning, the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce hosted a highly anticipated ribbon-cutting ceremony for the City of Great Bend, revealing the newest feature at Veterans Memorial Park: the Great Bend Splash Pad. The Grand Opening event commenced at 10:30 a.m., symbolizing the fruition of extensive planning, construction, and community support. A sizable crowd gathered to hear from City Administrator Brandon Anderson, Mayor Cody Schmidt, Assistant City Administrator Logan Burns, and Kiwanis Club representative Dan Soeken.