Wythogan Park continues its summer with another concert set for Saturday, July 29.
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The City of Knox will have a lot of entertainment going on this weekend for the public to enjoy.
Continue readingCity of Knox Announces 2023 Entertainment Schedule at Wythogan Park
Wythogan Park Set for Winter
The Knox Board of Works heard an update on Wythogan Park during their meeting last week.
Continue readingWythogan Park Splash Pad Closed for Season
The City of Knox has officially closed the Wythogan Park Splash Pad for the season.
Continue readingCity of Knox Fall Bash Set for Saturday
Tomorrow’s City of Knox Fall Bash has food, games and entertainment for everyone beginning at 4 p.m. CT at Wythogan Park.
Continue readingNew Pavilion at Wythogan Park Coming Soon
It was announced during Tuesday night’s Knox City Council meeting that a new pavilion at Wythogan Park will soon be built.
Continue readingWythogan Park Splash Pad Up and Running
Frank Foster Concert in Knox this Saturday
Wythogan Park continues its summer with another concert set for Saturday, August 13.
Continue readingCity of Knox Movies in the Park Series Continues Tonight
Knox Mayor Reminds Residents of Upcoming Events
Knox Mayor Dennis Estok reminds residents that the splash pad will open in Wythogan Park Saturday, May 28.
Continue readingKnox Gateway Receives Grant Funds toward Historic Walking Bridge Inspection in Knox
Bridge No. 39, more commonly known as the walking bridge into Wythogan Park in Knox, moved closer to an inspection funding goal this week with help from the Hardesty Memorial Endowment Fund.
Continue readingDesign Work Underway for Wythogan Park Disc Golf Course
You might be able to play disc golf at Wythogan Park before the end of the year. Knox Mayor Dennis Estok told the city council last week that he’s signed a contract for course design. “He thinks we can still get it in, maybe possibly by fall, and we’ll see how that goes,” Estok said.
Continue readingNorthwest Health Hosting Wellness Walk and Talk Sessions at Wythogan Park
Northwest Health is giving residents a chance to get moving and learn more about health and wellness. Wellness Walk and Talk sessions will be held at Wythogan Park in Knox on Wednesday, August 25 and Wednesday, September 29.
Continue readingTwo More Movies in the Park Planned in Knox
The Knox Movies in the Park series continues next week. “Arctic Dogs” will be shown Wednesday, July 28 at 8:30 p.m. at the Wythogan Park Performance Stage. Admission is free, and the movie is sponsored by Republic Services.
Continue readingFrisbee Golf Could Be Coming to Wythogan Park
Wythogan Park’s next attraction could be Frisbee golf. Mayor Dennis Estok presented a proposal to add a nine-hole course during last week’s Knox City Council meeting. “It’ll be another amenity down at the park for us, for people to do,” Estok said. “I know it is big in other places. It’s growing. So I think we’d be the first one around the area to have one.”
Continue readingWinamac Looking to Host Movies at Town Park
Movies may soon be coming to the Winamac Town Park. Park Board Member Renee Calabrese raised the idea during this month’s meeting.
Continue readingWythogan Park Splash Pad Opens Today
Splash pad season is back in the City of Knox. The Wythogan Park splash pad officially opens for the season today. The Mayor’s Office says it’ll be open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Continue readingKnox Movies in the Park Return Next Wednesday with ‘Toy Story 4’
This year’s Knox Movies in the Park series kicks off next Wednesday, May 26. Mayor Dennis Estok says “Toy Story 4” will be shown at the Wythogan Park performance stage at 8:30 and then followed by a late Brendan Fraser movie.
Continue readingKnox Gateway, Inc. Looking to Renovate Historic Bridge in Wythogan Park
The historic bridge in Wythogan Park could soon be getting a facelift. Starke County Bridge No. 39, a Warren Pony Truss bridge dating back to 1915, was moved to the park entrance in 1992, from its previous location at County Road 1100 East at the Yellow River. But little has been done to it since then.
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