37 New Trees Planted Throughout City Parks During 2025–2026 York Parks & Recreation (YPR) continues to invest in the long-term health and sustainability of York’s parks through strategic tree planting, removal of aging and distressed…
YORK — What had already been a soggy, rainy Sunday culminated with a break in the clouds and the wonder of the annual Soggy Doggy Day at the York Family Aquatic Center. This glorious moment…
Thanks to the Trees for Nebraska Towns Initiative, a partnership between PlantNebraska (formerly the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum) and the Nebraska Forest Service, York Parks and Recreation will receive trees for the fourth consecutive year. The…
The Arbor Day Foundation named York a 2025 Tree City USA in honor of its commitment to plant, grow, and maintain trees to benefit its community. The Arbor Day Foundation is a global nonprofit with a…
The public is invited to our annual Arbor Day Celebration with York Elementary 4th graders & the York Tree Board. The event takes place Friday April 24 at 2pm at the York Ballpark Complex. We…
YORK – A beautiful new floor is now installed at the historic York City Auditorium. The floor work was done by Leechman Flooring, with a price tag of $24,385. The resurfacing of the floor was…
All bicycles currently stored on the Community Center bike rack must be removed by March 2. Any bikes remaining after this date will be removed by York Parks & Recreation and impounded at the York…
YORK – Cheree Folts, York’s parks and recreation director, has announced David Pratt, complex maintenance supervisor, has earned his certified playground safety inspector certification through the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).
The City of York Parks and Recreation Department recently planted 28 new trees across Miller Park, Duke Park, and the Ballpark Complex thanks to support from the Trees for Nebraska Towns (TNT) grant program.
