Englewood is soliciting public feedback on Cushing Park's renovations during an open house event, emphasizing community engagement in their Renew & Recreate initiative.

Doral celebrated the unveiling of the "Migrante Monument" by artist Nelson Gonzalez, a symbol of migrant experiences, at Doral Legacy Park, attended by city officials.

The MPRB is launching a project to restore native plant communities in Cedar Lake Park, involving invasive species removal and replanting native flora over multiple years.

Wake Forest is holding additional public input sessions on Jan. 16 and 25 to discuss Taylor Street Park's future, encouraging resident participation in its redevelopment centered on inclusivity.

Wake Forest Police Department collaborates with McDonald’s to raise funds for Special Olympics NC through a “Safety Day” event, where 25% of sales go to SONC.

Construction will begin on Phase 3 of Dunn Creek Greenway in Wake Forest, promising 1.8 miles of new trail and three footbridges, with expected completion in spring 2026.

Two Northeast Ohio ski resorts, Boston Mills and Alpine Valley, open for the season with celebrations and activities as Alpine Valley marks its 60th anniversary and Boston Mills operates seven days a week.

Boulder Reservoir operations for 2025 include a year-round west side closure for species management, restrictions on Class 5 watercraft, limited wake days, revised permit costs, carpool incentives, and trail and storage fee adjustments.

Osceola County officials have broken ground on Westside Technology Park in Four Corners, merging recreation with tech-education while practicing environmental conservation.

Reconstruction of the historic Essen Log Cabin, stolen in pieces in 2015, is now proceeding as Wildwood invites bids from contractors for the cabin's restoration.

Hillsborough County debuts a new water playground at Progress Village's Emanuel P. Johnson Recreation Center, adding 14 water features and improved facilities.

The tennis and basketball courts at Wailua Homesteads Park will be closed until Jan. 24, 2025, for resurfacing and new pickleball courts installation.

The Dallas City Council approved a $13.65 million purchase for a new park in north Dallas, preserving existing sports facilities and planning for future development.