ANSONIA — A new soccer field on Olson Drive may be ready just in time for soccer team tryouts next fall. It all depends on the weather.
“We’re hoping by March, April, when the winter is over and to be in a position to begin to build the facilities,” developer John Guedes said.
The facilities in Gueses’ plan is for a 39,000-square-foot indoor soccer facility, and an outdoor soccer field, plus a second 49,000-square-foot building
City Commissioners on Tuesday approved a $3.5 million purchase of a full block of downtown properties totaling approximately 90,000 square feet, with the intent to build an indoor sports facility there. The downtown location was chosen over three other options that had been proposed.
The properties purchased Tuesday house and surround the Owensboro Antique Mall, and are located in between West 3rd and 4th streets and Locust and Cedar streets.
The decision to build the
It appears the proposed $19 million indoor sports facility will be built downtown. City Commissioners on Tuesday will vote on whether to purchase the full block of properties housing and surrounding the Owensboro Antique Mall — which is one block directly south of a future hotel and two south of the Convention Center.
City Manager Nate Pagan said Commissioners will vote on acquiring the group of properties located in between West 3rd and 4th streets
Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves hopes to bring “Project Pickle” up for a vote by City Council in January.
Speaking at his first press conference as mayor Tuesday, Reeves said he is continuing negotiations begun under former Mayor Grover Robinson to bring an indoor sports facility to the Port of Pensacola’s Warehouse No. 4.
The proposed facility would include indoor modular courts that could be used for multiple sports, including pickleball which has surged in popularity
Rendering of the future Henrico County Sports & Events Center. (Rendering courtesy of Henrico County
Construction crews are hard at work putting up tilt panels to set up the structure of Henrico County’s new indoor Sports and Convocation Center at the soon-to-be-closed Virginia Center Commons in Glen Allen, Va.
At the construction site Sept. 19, Henrico leaders gathered to give the public an update on the construction process and a glimpse at the facility, according
The new indoor track and field facility at the University of Kentucky will be called the Jim Green Indoor Track and Field Center, named for Jim Green, the first African American student-athlete at Kentucky and in the Southeastern Conference to win NCAA and SEC Championships. The UK Board of Trustees approved the facility name on Friday.
“The Jim Green Indoor Track and Field Center will highlight the groundbreaking career of a
Mo Bamba is living out his NBA dreams with the Orlando Magic. Fresh off signing a two-year, $21 million deal this offseason, Bamba is now helping youth in West Africa reach new heights.
This week, Bamba dedicated a new basketball facility at the SOS Village Abobo-Gare in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast). The complex features two FIBA-spec basketball courts and rehabilitates electricity and plumbing throughout the village.
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The proposed new indoor sports facility could host sports like wrestling, basketball, soccer and more. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)
CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, people with the nonprofit organization WYO Complex updated the City Council on plans to construct a new indoor sports facility near the Ford Wyoming Center.
While initially envisioned as a two-court facility, Jessica Hastings with WYO Complex said the project scope has grown to plans for a 131,000-square-foot facility with an
Max Power Sports is seeking zoning relief to open a sports training facility at 105 Lee Drive in Plymouth Meeting (Plymouth Township). The application went before Plymouth Township’s Planning Agency on August 3rd. The zoning relief being sought involves impervious coverage and parking.
During the August 3rd meeting, a representative of Max Power Sports shared that the plan is to construct a 70,000-square-foot building with 116 parking spaces. The indoor facility would be used as
PANAMA CITY BEACH — Local and visiting athletes soon could be using a new training facility at a popular park on the Beach.
The City Council on Thursday approved entering into an exclusive negotiating agreement with RHR Ventures for the development of an 8-acre parcel of land at Frank Brown Park.
The group has proposed building a 22,000-square-foot D-BAT Sports indoor facility on about 4 acres of the parcel, which currently is a dirt parking
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