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Greenwood begins construction on Northeast Skatepark renovation

Courtesy of the City of Greenwood GREENWOOD, Ind. – The city of Greenwood has begun construction to transform the 25-year-old skatepark in Northeast Park. During its meeting in February, the city’s Parks and Recreation Board selected Hunger Skateparks to construct the $287,250 project. Completion of the 7800-square-foot structure is expected this summer. “From start to finish, this project has been a collaborative effort among the parks department, community members, and industry experts,” said Greenwood Parks and Recreation Director Rob Taggart. “We can’t wait to see the final product and open it up for residents and visitors.” During the development process, officials engaged community members about design ideas. After a well-attended virtual workshop, the design was updated to include mini quarter pipes, bowl pockets with jumps, various stair combo sets, a China bank with a manual, and more.

Greenwood Begins Construction on Northeast Skatepark

GREENWOOD, Ind.  The Northeast Skatepark in Greenwood is getting a major overhaul. Work has begun to transform the 25-year-old skatepark located in Northeast Park. Hunger Skateparks is leading the $287,250 project, a portion of which is being funded through a Community Development Block Grant. “From start to finish, this project has been a collaborative effort between the Parks department, community members, and industry experts,” said Greenwood Parks & Recreation Director Rob Taggart. “We can’t wait to see the final product and open it up for residents and visitors.” The 7,800-square-foot skatepark will include mini quarter pipes, bowl pockets with jumps, various stair combo sets, a China bank with a manual, and more.

Holiday light displays offer safely distanced family fun

Holiday light displays offer safely distanced family fun The nights around Johnson County have burst into illumination. Thousands upon thousands of twinkling bulbs light up the landscape. Strands line roadways, cover trees and are shaped into cones, arches and all kinds of other shapes. Familiar icons of the holiday season Santa, snowmen, even the Grinch greet passersby who come to gawk. In a year when so much is different, the excitement of a good holiday light show can’t be taken away. Story continues below gallery 1 of 7 The Christmas Nights of Lights is a synchronized light display at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, with more than one million lights dancing and swirling to holiday music. Submitted photo.

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