Minneapolis has opened registration for its summer youth park programs, offering a variety of activities including camps, sports, and classes, with a new income-based sliding scale for fees.

Boulder adjusts recreation center closures for maintenance; EBCC to shut from March 22-30, SBRC in late August, with facilities updates planned. Alternative arrangements for activities have been made.

Bayshore Live Oak Park's eastern parking lot has reopened, offering limited access to the park while full amenities remain closed, signaling a gradual return to normalcy for Charlotte County.

Mentor, Ohio's Civic Center Park, is set to undergo a series of upgrades, including new basketball and pickleball courts, a 152-space parking lot, and a 42-foot-tall waterslide. Some existing structures will be demolished.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources seeks nominations for its Natural Resources Hall of Fame to honor conservationists who have significantly impacted the state.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a revitalization plan for Embarcadero Plaza, with funding from both public and private entities, aiming to transform it into a world-class park.

Ramsey County Parks is partnering with New Brighton Parks to offer lifeguard certification classes this spring, covering both new certifications and re-certifications.

St. Louis Park offers a free monthly event, Walk the Park, for community exercise, either outdoors or indoors depending on weather. Next is on March 8 at the Middle School.

Jack Bartsh has been named the new Director of Athletics, Aquatics, Ice Arenas, and Golf by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, with 25 years of prior experience within the organization.

The McClain sisters apologized for a now-deleted Instagram post where they interacted with a sea turtle in Hawaii, prompting a response from local authorities and an acknowledgment of the importance of respecting wildlife guidelines.

Kingsport, TN solicits public input on recreational space renovations, with meetings planned to discuss improvements to Bays Mountain and Brickyard Park, aiming for inclusivity and engagement.

Coon Rapids is selling trees and shrubs at wholesale prices to local residents, with orders placed online and home delivery included. Orders are limited to four items per household and are first come, first serve.

The Dick McComb Dog Park in Surprise, AZ is undergoing an electrical system upgrade from Mar 3-19 but remains open, with visitors advised to be cautious around work areas.