Test MCAB StaffNov 13, 2013 Add us as a preferred source on Google {module Featured Articles Slideshow} Add us as a preferred source on Google Read NextNewsletter OnlyAB Today Replay - Week of August 3August 7, 2026RecommendedSponsoredThe City of Syracuse Found a Brighter Solution by 'NOT BUYING' Sports LightingPersonnelComptroller: Parks & Rec Athletics Director Used Public Facilities for Private GainBudgetingDallas Parks and Rec Facilities Closed, Employees Without Pay Due to $30M Budget ShortfallFundraisingFundraising Friday: Seven-Figure Gift to USD Will Transform Club Space Inside DakotaDomeRelated StoriesNewsletter OnlyAB Today Replay - Week of August 3PersonnelComptroller: Parks & Rec Athletics Director Used Public Facilities for Private GainBudgetingDallas Parks and Rec Facilities Closed, Employees Without Pay Due to $30M Budget ShortfallSponsored ContentHow Fluidra Helped Make Carmel High School's World-Class Facility PossibleMore in HomeNewsletter OnlyAB Today Replay - Week of August 3Test your knowledge of this week's top stories from AB Today with five quick multiple-choice questions.SponsoredSound System Specs Demystified: A Non-Technical Guide for Athletics DirectorsBiamp SystemsLearn to speak audio and be better prepared to make the right call for your facility.PersonnelComptroller: Parks & Rec Athletics Director Used Public Facilities for Private GainThe athletics director and former department director of the Greeneville (Tenn.) Parks and Recreation Department used town facilities to operate several privately sponsored sporting events between January 2025 and March 2026, an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller's Office found.BudgetingDallas Parks and Rec Facilities Closed, Employees Without Pay Due to $30M Budget ShortfallAll Dallas Parks and Recreation facilities will be closed today and many employees will go unpaid as the city works to rectify a budget shortfall.FundraisingFundraising Friday: Seven-Figure Gift to USD Will Transform Club Space Inside DakotaDomeSioux Falls-based telecommunications company Midco and the University of South Dakota athletics department announced Thursday a $1.5 million gift that will transform the former Dome Club into the Midco Club, a renovated premium space designed to bring Coyote fans closer to the action inside the DakotaDome.LegalInvestigation Finds Former HS Track Coach Stole $65K in Booster Funds Over Seven YearsFormer Parkview (Ga.) High School track coach Matthew Henson is accused of stealing thousands of dollars in track and field booster club money meant for student-athletes over several years.Safety & SecurityLifeguards Save Teen From Drowning in New Jersey Rec Center PoolThe incident happened at the Saint Peter's Park Recreation Center in Newark around 10 a.m. Thursday when a 13-year-old boy, who is...Safety & SecurityTwo High Schools Sanctioned Over Football Scrimmage That Violated Heat PolicyAtherton (Ky.) High School and Central High School were issued multiple sanctions by Jefferson County Public Schools Athletics and the...FacilitiesDaily Digs: USC Unveils $200M Football Performance Center, District's $5M Stadium Renovation, and More!Less than two years after breaking ground, USC unveiled the $200 million Bloom Football Performance Center Aug. 5, opening a state-of-the-art home for Trojan football.PersonnelSyracuse University Declines to Add Fifth-Year Players to Football RosterSyracuse University head coach Fran Brown said earlier this week that he’s not interested in adding players from last year’s team who could gain a fifth year of eligibility amid an ongoing legal dispute.BudgetingCommunity Members Shut Down City's Proposed 80% Increase to Parks and Rec FeesTo compensate for a potential $1.6 million budget deficit in Fiscal Year 2027, Cape Coral, Fla., city leaders considered an 80% increase to parks and recreation programming fees, but community members pushed back against the increase which would impact youth athletics, camps and vendors.PersonnelFlorida High School Removes Six Football Coaches Following Incident at Team Lock-InMariner High School in Cape Coral, Fla., has fired four football coaches and put two others on administrative leave as it investigates events that occurred during a recent lock-in at the school.Governing BodiesSenate Committee Releases Revised Protect College Sports ActThe Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation Tuesday released the revised text of the Protect College Sports Act following the...Page 1 of 624Next PageAB Show 2026 in OrlandoAB Show is a solution-focused event for athletics, fitness, recreation and military professionals.Nov. 17-19, 2026Learn MoreBuyer's GuideInformation on more than 3,000 companies, sorted by category. Listings are updated daily.Learn More