The courts are located off Moore Street.
Photo by Aurora Parks and Recreation.
(Aurora, Ind.) – One of the fastest growing sports in the nation can now be played in Aurora.
Today, Aurora Parks and Recreation announced the addition of new pickleball courts located off Moore Street.
For users’ convenience, a parking lot and restroom are located nearby.
The courts were funded by grants from the Civista Charitable Foundation and the Rising Sun Regional Foundation.
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Any blood type can be considered for the transplant, and there is no cost to the donor.
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Sectional games begin May 27.
Last season, Franklin County and Milan were the only local teams to advance out of the sectional.
Eighteen high school student-athletes were selected.
