What this comes down to is, the Louisville Metro Council member really isn’t happy that folks who live near Joe Creason Park were successful in fighting off a plan to build 54 tennis and ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg canceled plans for a tennis and pickleball complex at Joe Creason Park after significant public backlash. Greenberg's initial decision to negotiate the deal ...

Greenberg previously supported the redevelopment at Joe Creason Park, citing the long history of tennis there. “One big focus area is attracting youth tennis players and their families from ...

Hundreds of Districts 8 and 10 neighbors showed up en masse to fight against the tennis complex and save our green space at Joe Creason Park. In turn, we were labeled as a “community that ...

After community members voiced backlash against a proposed tennis and pickleball complex, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday afternoon the project will not be moving forward in Joe ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Metro Council member whose district includes Joe Creason Park is calling on developers to find a different location for a $65 million tennis and pickleball center ...

He echoed Raymond's sentiment that Joe Creason Park is not right for the development, as proposed, "but I am happy to support a different space or a different design." Advertisement.

A heated community meeting filled the Cyril Allgeier Community Center on Tuesday evening as neighbors voiced their opposition to a proposed $65 million tennis complex for Joe Creason Park.

Joe Creason Park is for the public. Our voices should be heard when the mayor and Metro Council are considering development like a pickleball center. BetFTW NFL NBA NHL MLB WNBA Newsletter.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says Louisville Metro Government violated state law by missing a deadline to respond to a request for public records on the now-canceled tennis and pickleball ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — After a neighborhood campaign to "Save Joe Creason Park" was successful in halting the city's $65 million tennis and pickleball hub plan, the question lingers as to what ...

On this episode, LPM’s Morgan Watkins recaps a controversial proposal at Joe Creason Park that sparked public pushback, and what the whole thing can teach us about city planning.