Audrey LeeAudrey Lee is the Online Managing Editor for Athletic Business magazine. ProgrammingColumbia, S.C., Parks and Rec Launches Park and Play Van for Accessible Outdoor RecreationThe vehicle, painted with a mural of children and the words ‘Park and Play,’ aims to make outdoor recreation accessible for residents and encourage everyone to get outside and enjoy Parks and Recreation Department amenities.January 29, 2025Athletic TrainingYale Medicine Launches Female + Athlete Program to Study Women-Specific Sports InjuriesThe program seeks to find out why these injuries happen more often in women and provide specialized care to the athletes who suffer from them. The program will see pediatric patients ranging all the way up to women in their early 20s.January 29, 2025Stadium & ArenaUNC Kenan Stadium Returns to Natural Grass Football FieldThe project is expected to take 12 weeks to complete as construction crews must first remove the worn-out turf and then sod 6,700 square feet of field. Crews will also install 36,000 square feet of synthetic turf on the perimeter of the stadium.January 28, 2025AquaticsNew Evidence Proves Negligent Lifeguards at Fault for Drowning at El Paso WaterparkIn May 2023, a three-year-old boy drowned at Camp Cohen Water Park in El Paso, Texas. At the time, El Paso law enforcement indicted the child’s mother, Jessica Weaver, on charges of knowingly or intentionally causing bodily injury to her child.January 28, 2025Stadium & ArenaMoney and Land Top Factors as San Antonio Spurs Consider New Downtown ArenaTwo main questions dominated the town hall meeting. Who would pay for a new arena? And, what would be done with the Spurs’ current home at Frost Bank Center?January 27, 2025LegalStudent-Athletes File Compliant Against Sonoma State UniversityA grassroots organization called ‘Save Seawolves Athletics’ filed a civil rights complaint with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.January 27, 2025FundraisingCanadian Parks and Rec 'Ice Bowl' Raises Money for Food BankCompetitors raised $500 and donated more than 40 pounds of food to the Dawson City Food Bank. It is a kind act on its own, but even more so considering the freezing temperatures of -46 C.January 24, 2025Stadium & ArenaResidents Oppose Demolition, Reconstruction of Boston's Historic White StadiumThe new stadium would include a community room, concessions, running and walking tracks, and green spaces along with the stadium itself.January 24, 2025Stadium & ArenaIU Football Introduces Seat Donation Model, Premium Seating to Fund Revenue SharingThis week began IU football’s season ticket renewal process. Following a banner season for the Hoosiers, interest in season tickets is at an all-time high.January 23, 2025Athletic TrainingIowa Lawmakers Propose Replacing School Nurses with Athletic TrainersHouse Study Bill 10 would give schools the option between relying on a school nurse for student medical care or a certified athletic trainer.January 23, 2025Previous PagePage 80 of 105Next PageTop StoriesLegalCity Sues Contractor Over Flaws in Near-Two-Year-Old Family Athletic CenterThe city of Norman, Okla., and the Norman Municipal Authority are suing several contractors involved in the construction of the Young Family Athletic Center.Safety & SecurityTwo Dead, 11 Injured After Pickup Truck Drives Through Youth Soccer Game in KansasMarketingCal Opens Twitch Production Studio to Expand NIL Opportunities for Student-AthletesSafety & SecurityDivision II Football Player Dies Days After In-Game Injury, School Cancels Next GameSponsored ContentHow One Mayor’s Vision - and a New Business Model - Made Russellville’s Parks Transformation Possible
