Local artists can have a hand in creating public art to accompany a planned skate park between River Market and the West ...

The city of Pocatello, in partnership with the Southeast Idaho Skate Park Association, is excited to announce the grand ...

We are thrilled to get this skate park open and celebrate with our friends at the Southeast Idaho Skate Park Association, the Nichols family, and so many others who helped make this park possible,” ...

Cummings Family Skate and Bike Parks was monitored by city staff since 2003. The park will become unsupervised starting July 1.

Harrison Skate Park on Fourth Street in Berkeley was officially renamed "Terrence McCrary Jr. Memorial Skate Park" Saturday. Terrence McCrary, an avid skateboarder and artist, was killed by stray ...

PORTSMOUTH — The city’s popular skateboard park off Route 33 has a new name. The City Council voted unanimously June 23 to rename it the Chris Rice Skateboard Park after a longtime Portsmouth ...

Botley Skate Park was signed off by safety inspectors in March after being in the works for years. Located in parish council playing fields close to Matthew Arnold School, on the western edge of ...

Dan Brask has lived next to Cordova Square for 13 years. The 2.5-acre park in East Hill on N. 12 th Avenue and Gonzales Street is a wide-open space offering a gazebo, picnic areas and playground ...

Waller Street Skate Park now bears the name Zion Skate Plaza in honor of a 20-year-old man whose dedication to skateboarding ...

Dan Brask has lived next to Cordova Square for 13 years. The 2.5-acre park in East Hill on N. 12 th Avenue and Gonzales Street is a wide-open space offering a gazebo, picnic areas and playground ...

An initiative to borrow up to $3.15 million to replace a crumbling skate park in Sooke as well as equipment at the nearby rec centre has passed with only a handful of objections. The Capital ...

The skate park takes up the majority of a 1300-square-foot warehouse in the Portland neighborhood. According to Zitzer, the park was designed to be accessible from pros to beginners.