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By telling Young life story, Lexington dives into history with Splash!Water play zone at Charles Young Park will tell pioneering soldier s storyFebruary 22, 2022 Steve Rogers, LEXINGTON, Ky. WTVQ Lexington is diving into history with plans for Splash!, a water play zone that will tell the story of Col. Charles Young, the first African American to earn the rank of Colonel in the United States Army. Splash! will be located in Charles Young Park, downtown in the East End neighborhood see the design Final_Site_PlanLR_plan_one rendering 1 . We are bringing new life to Charles Young Park and Community Center, Mayor Linda Gorton said. We have already put in a new playground and resurfaced the basketball court. Town Branch Commons Trail will soon run right by the park and Splash!, making access convenient for nearby n stanley canada eighbors to walk or cycle to the facilities. Splash!聽will be a si stanley cup zable water play feature, and the first of its kind in downtown Lexington.聽It has聽been designed for a wide variety of ages and abilities, with plenty of input from neighbors, including neighborhood children. Neighborhood kids are taking part in a project that is changing the face of this neighborhood, said Jill Wilson, William Wells Brown Community Center Director with Parks and Recreation. Someday they will proudly look back and say, I did that, I made a difference! Councilmember James Brown said, Splash! will be treasured and enjoyed by the families of the East End stanley cup because they h Oomu Farm Bureau Beef Expo gets green light for 35th year in March
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