LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Chickasaw Park, the historically Black park in Louisville, will get a full restoration thanks to a $5 million anonymous donation.
The park has gotten some attention in the last few years with a newly renovated pond , a play area, walking spaces, lights, and added free WiFi.
"We've focused on safety by improving the lighting," Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said. "We've improved the walking parts that make the park more safe and welcoming for everybody."
Also on Saturday, the city joined the West Louisville Tennis Club in celebrating newly renovated tennis courts.
"Without this park, it's a hole in the community," said president of West Louisville Tennis Club, Dr. Aretha Fuqua. "This is our little bitty piece of paradise."
Chickasaw Park has a rich history in the

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