Boise State University announced plans to renovate the east side of Albertsons Stadium. Plans call for an exterior facelift, an expanded concourse and new premium seating options including club seats and loge boxes. Details on costs and timeline are not available yet, as the project is currently out for bid. — AlbertstonsStadiumEastside.com
Boise State intends to move forward with plans for a renovation of the east side of Albertsons Stadium.
— Boise State Broncos (@BroncoSports) January 2, 2020
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Allegiant Stadium, the future home of the NFL’s Raiders, is coming along. The $2 billion stadium project will include 65,000 seats, and will play host to not just the Raiders, but the UNLV Rebels, the Pac-12 Conference Football Championship, the Las Vegas Bowl and more. — Review Journal
It’s all coming together.
— Allegiant Stadium (@AllegiantStadm) January 2, 2020
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania will upgrade its baseball and softball facilities with new synthetic turf. The new surface will include infields, pitching mounds, backstops and foul territories, while the outfields will remain natural grass. The softball program’s Podbielski Field will have a synthetic turf warning track. Work on the project is expected to be complete in March. — iupathletics.com
IUP Athletics to add artificial turf to @IUPBaseball Dougherty Field, @IUPsoftball Podbielski Field#TalonsUp https://t.co/SY1JILJxxN
— IUP Athletics (@IUPCrimsonHawk) December 30, 2019
The city of Fairmont, W.V., is considering building a recreation center. The City Council has been seeking ways to fund the estimated $3.5 million facility, but has yet to work out the details. The city hopes that if the plan comes to fruition, the rec space would provide basketball and soccer facilities, as well as indoor batting cages and an archery range. — Times West Virginian
