Recreation Park

A new tennis complex at Binghamton's Recreation Park is now in use - nearly three years after work started on the project.

Heavy equipment has returned to a Binghamton park as crews start the latest effort to address ongoing issues with a recently-constructed tennis complex.

Despite a $5,000 reward offer, no one has been charged in connection with an arson fire that wrecked an adaptive playground in Binghamton's Recreation Park three years ago.

A new round of construction work aimed at addressing problems with the new tennis court complex at Recreation Park on Binghamton's West Side should start soon.

The new tennis courts at Recreation Park in Binghamton finally are getting some use - from skateboarders, dogwalkers and bike riders. They still can't be used for tennis.

This statue will be six-foot and be placed at Recreation Park in Binghamton.

Binghamton parks department workers are preparing the ice for the start of skating at Recreation Park on the city's West Side.

A statue of Binghamton native-son, author, Rod Serling stepping through a doorway of imagination at Recreation Park on the West Side is closer to reality.

As remedial work continues to deal with the problem-plagued Recreation Park tennis court project, Binghamton City Council has authorized borrowing money for the work.

Experts are trying to determine what can be done to address a perplexing issue that has closed the new tennis courts at Binghamton's Recreation Park.