Natural Surface Trail Restoration - Trail Closures and Updates
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New Digital Exhibition and Report about Nationally Significant Cultural Landscapes Associated with African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Peoples that are Threatened and At-Risk Louisville’s Chickasaw Park has been included in Landslide 2021: Race and Space, an annual thematic report on threatened and at-risk landscapes in the United States released by The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s […]
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Great news! The work to add a new playground at Willow Park is DONE! The old playground was removed and the new one was installed immediately. Thanks to Metro Parks for their quick move on this project and the Cherokee Triangle Neighborhood Association for their help in raising the funds needed. Enjoy a day in this beautiful park.
