Tennis courts at Harmon Park are set for resurfacing with help from a national tennis organization

A popular recreation spot in Kearney is getting a face-lift thanks in part to a sizable donation made from a national tennis organization.

July 9, 2025Updated: July 9, 2025

By News Channel Nebraska

Tennis courts at Harmon Park are set for resurfacing with help from a national tennis organization

Regional

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State

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Sports

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Ag & Outdoor

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