“Meanwhile, as you’ve certainly been aware, rising student enrollment is pushing our campus recreation facilities ... on non-students who may use the recreation center, noting a similar project at ...

Northern Kentucky University is proud to announce the launch of a new on-campus innovation lab in partnership with Duke ...

Kentucky lawmakers are paving the way for the University of Kentucky to expand its recreation center and make up for most of ...

Many students chose to duck out of the annual Princeton Campus Recreation dodgeball tournament on Thursday, which received half its usual turnout and was unusually lackluster, according to attendees ...

As a local mom of two school-aged boys (second and fifth grades) and a resident of Newburyport for the past 16 years, I feel it is imperative to voice my support of the recreation center at 59 Low ...

North Dakota State University Athletics on Monday unveiled the newly renovated Sunderland Family Football Office Complex in ...

FLORENCE, Ala. (WHNT) — The City of Florence has announced a grand re-opening of the W.C. Handy Recreation Center. The $2.6 million project, approved by the City Council, includes extensive ...

WAHPETON, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Voters in Wahpeton approved two measures to fund a new $30 million community wellness and recreation center, Tuesday. A total of 1,260 people voted, according ...

FLORENCE, Ala. (WAFF) - A Shoals community center will officially reopen next month. The W.C. Handy Rec Center has undergone a massive transformation, and city leaders are ready to show it off. A ...

Farmington Hills is studying whether it needs a new recreation center focused on adults age 50 and up. Through April 28, the city is surveying people in that age group about their recreation and ...

Palm Beach Town Council voted to move forward a proposal to add lighting to the Mandel Recreation Center's field. The proposal is led by board members of the local nonprofit Friends of Recreation ...

QUESTION: When will the gaming lab at the Broughton Recreation Center be operational? ANSWER: This question was actually one that a city resident brought to the Longview City Council recently.