Councilwoman Josie Raymond argues Joe Creason Park is not the right location for the proposed expansion and calls for more ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that the proposed tennis and pickleball complex will not be built in Joe Creason ...

A $65-million proposal would drastically change the Louisville Tennis Center in Joe Creason Park. Here's what we know about ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says the plan to build a controversial tennis and pickleball complex at Joe Creason Park ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Mayor Craig Greenberg pulled his support for a $65 million sports complex at Joe Creason Park on ...

Update: Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday that the tennis and pickleball development will not move forward in Joe Creason Park. A proposed redevelopment of the Louisville Tennis Center is ...

Two Louisville Metro Council members have come out in opposition against a $65 million expansion proposed for the Louisville Tennis Center, with one saying “Joe Creason Park is not the place.” ...

In April, the Kentucky Tennis & Pickleball Center, Inc. announced plans to expand and renovate the existing center in Joe Creason Park, creating 12 indoor and 24 outdoor tennis courts, as well as ...

Councilwoman Josie Raymond argues Joe Creason Park is not the right location for the proposed expansion and calls for more community input and environmental impact studies. The next community ...

I am writing to strongly oppose the proposed tennis facility at Joe Creason Park. It is unacceptable to spend $20 million in taxpayer funds to support a private university like Bellarmine.