Wellington City Discusses Pickleball Courts with Young Residents

Wellington City Discusses Pickleball Courts with Young Residents

Wellington City held their regularly scheduled meeting on May 14,2025 with many residents in attendance. Following the lengthy public comment period, two young Carbon County residents were in attendance to address the council regarding pickleball courts. Tristian and Rainer Anderson both approached the council, thanking them for the opportunity to speak.  Rainer began their speech by sharing a few statistics about the quickly growing sport of pi…

Pickleball, tennis court construction to begin June

The addition of new pickleball and tennis courts and a miniature golf course at Cutler Park is now expected to happen this summer, with some added costs due to soil contamination at the site.

Letter to the editor: Teens take up pickle ball

Dear Elkin residents, I don't know how many of you are aware of the lack of activities for our teenagers in our area. Recently, they have found the pickle ball courts and it is the new hotspot. It is apparently…

Pickleball Courts Funded for Lions Park in $300,000 Upgrade

BENSON — The Benson City Council approved a $4,260 funding request for a youth memorial and a $255,158 contract for airport terminal design. It also discussed a $309,520 change order to add pickleball courts to Lions Park. The city's financial…

Park Board to resurface pickleball courts

The Iowa Falls Park Board has plans to resurface the pickleball court at Assembly Park and tentatively accepted a quote of $12,936 from TSI Tennis Surfaces of Iowa, pending warranty information.

Council approves entering into sublease for pickleball courts at COD's existing city campus ⋆ The Palm Springs Post

The city hopes these vacant tennis courts off East Baristo Road will be revived and turned into pickleball courts for local players while the pickleball facilities at Demuth Park are expanded. The Palm Springs City Council approved a plan Wednesday evening to create temporary pickleball courts at existing College of the Desert (COD) property while permanent facilities undergo a major expansion. After a brief discussion with staff, councilmembers…