Weed said he was inspired by visiting a little town in New Hampshire, where a group of regular older men had built a clay ...

"Growing up, I didn't really have like too much access to a tennis court anywhere in my neighborhood ... For his Eagle Scout project, Deshmukh had to plan, develop and participate in a service ...

PLAN TO BUILD A CONTROVERSIAL TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COMPLEX AT LOUISVILLE’S JOE CREASON PARK WILL NOT MOVE FORWARD. MAYOR GREENBERG CALLED OFF THE PROPOSED $65 MILLION PROJECT THIS MORNING ...

The news that Twin Beach area tennis players have been waiting for since last summer came May 15 at the meeting of the ...

According to a news release, Mayor Craig Greenberg and Louisville Metro Council allocated $265,000 for the new courts. "As we continue to invest in our parks, we are making them safer and more ...

Currently, there is greenspace around the tennis courts, where families relax and ... areas in Louisville that are prime for this sort of project and that would not infringe upon our public ...

With the French Open underway in Paris, fans may notice that the world’s greatest players are matching off on clay courts — ...

Tennis whites or all-black attire is required. At most courts, the group’s logo is displayed on nets and can be seen in the background of members’ carefully posed Instagram photos on the court.

Division 4 Finals will be held on Friday, May 30 at Greater Midland Tennis Center and Midland High School. MLive was there to document the action. Check out photos from the matches in the gallery ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg canceled plans for a tennis and pickleball ... the developers of the project that he could no longer back their plan to build 36 tennis courts, 18 pickleball ...

An open green space in front of the tennis courts at Joe Creason Park was filled ... Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday he pulled the plug on the project. "We're thrilled that the mayor ...