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Hey, Troutdale: The pickleball is in your court after grand opening of new business

Portland, ORLocal News

On October 19, Troutdale celebrated the grand opening of Oregon's largest indoor pickleball court facility, located at 27100 S. E. Stark St. This venue is designed to accommodate the increasing number of pickleball enthusiasts in the region, further popularizing the sport that has taken the country by storm. Featuring multiple courts, the facility aims to provide an inclusive environment for players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned competitors.

Community leaders are optimistic about the facility's potential to foster social connections and promote healthy lifestyles among residents. The grand opening event attracted a large crowd, showcasing the community's enthusiasm for sports and recreation. As pickleball continues to grow in popularity, this new facility is positioned to become a central hub for local athletes. The opening is part of a broader trend toward investing in recreational spaces that enhance quality of life. This facility not only serves as a venue for sports but also as a community gathering place, reflecting the changing dynamics of local recreational needs.

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