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Jamestown Parks & Rec Cuts Ribbon for pickleball courts
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Part-time reporter
Jamestown, North Dakota – Young Professionals and Ambassadors joined together to assist Jamestown Parks & Recreation in cutting a ribbon to mark the completion of its pickleball courts.
Amy Walters, executive director of parks and recreation, talked about the Jamestown Pickleball Club’s commitment and their fundraising efforts for the six-court outdoor project. The increased demand for pickleball, which has seen an increase of players nationwide, is met by the Applied Digital Pickleball Courts. Public use of these courts, which are adjacent to the Two Rivers Activity Center, is free.
Thank you to Jamestown Parks & Recreation, the Jamestown Pickleball Club, and all of the donors who helped make this project possible!
Emily Bivens can be reached via email at director@jamestownchamber.com or by phone at 701-252-4830 for additional information regarding groundbreakings or the Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce.
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