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Roanoke City Parks & Rec looking for input on redevelopment of Eureka Recreation Center
Read full article: Roanoke City Parks & Rec looking for input on redevelopment of Eureka Recreation CenterRoanoke City Parks and Recreation is looking for input ahead of the Eureka Recreation Center redevelopment project.
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Roanoke set to spend $9 million on 50 year old pools and rec centers
Read full article: Roanoke set to spend $9 million on 50 year old pools and rec centersROANOKE, Va. – Roanoke City Parks and Recreation is on track to receive more capital funding in the next three years than it did in the past two decades. Roanoke’s rec centers are the fabric of the city, but the fabric is tattered. Bette Ramsey is a recreation instructor at the Eureka Recreation Center and knows this first hand. Eureka is just one of seven recreation centers in the city, which along with two pools, date back more than 50 years. Improving the rec centers and pools is part of the city’s mission of equity for all.