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Enterprise welcomes new director of recreation

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ENTERPRISE, Ala (WDHN) -- The City of Enterprise has a new Director of Community Services and Recreation. Blake Moore was recognized as the new director on Tuesday. According to the City of Enterprise, Moore was one of five candidates interviewed for the position last week. Enterprise Mayor William E. Cooper offered him the job on Friday. Cottonwood Police not disbanding despite rumors “I am truly honored to serve the Enterprise community …

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Enterprise welcomes new director of recreation

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Fort Worth Business Press

Dave Lewis named to lead Park & Recreation Department

Dave Lewis, a parks and recreation professional with more than 16 years of management and executive-level experience, has been named the new director of the Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department. Lewis was selected after a nationwide search. He begins work in his new role on Feb. 17 Lewis has worked for the City of […]

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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Fort Worth names Dave Lewis as Park and Recreation director, replacing Richard Zavala

Dave Lewis will begin his new role as the director of Fort Worth’s Park and Recreation Department on Feb. 17, ending a nationwide search. Lewis will replace Richard Zavala, the department’s director since 1992, who is retiring in April. Lewis started working for the city in 2019 as the assistant director of golf and athletics. He was later promoted to the Park and Recreation Department’s interim director and deputy director. Before Fort Worth, L…

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3rd Degree

Fort Worth Vaqueros to launch women's team in WPSL - 3rd Degree

Fort Worth Vaqueros have announced the launch of a women's team, branded Fort Worth Vaqueras, that will play in the WPSL. Source The post Fort Worth Vaqueros to launch women’s team in WPSL appeared first on 3rd Degree.

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