It started off alright. “Today, I’m announcing that the proposed tennis and pickleball project at Joe Creason Park will not be moving forward,” he said. But then it went downhill.

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 ...

Councilwoman Josie Raymond released a statement Thursday asking Kentucky Tennis & Pickleball Center, Inc. not to build in Joe Creason Park. Raymond, who represents District 10 where the park is ...

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 planned there.

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 ...

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.

The API failed to deliver the resource. After community members voiced backlash against a proposed tennis and pickleball complex, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday afternoon the ...

Local. Late-Breaking. Get the top Louisville news, weather and sports from the team at WLKY – online, anytime. Joe Creason Park tennis expansion public meeting being held Tuesday night ...

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.

The nonprofit is seeking a $20 million bond from the city, which would need to be approved by the Louisville Metro Council. The group would also need approval to lease 25 acres in Joe Creason Park.

Beckham and his brother hit the big hill at Joe Creason Park. JCPS student Beckham agreed, soaring down the slopes with his brother with two days off of school ahead of them.

'Save Joe Creason' chants could be heard outside the Cyril Allgeier Community Center as the nonprofit behind the development shared information about the project.