Raymond Gould Pickleball Courts Opening: The Vidor Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of new pickleball courts at Raymond Gould Community Center in Vidor. The event brought together chamber members, city officials, and community leaders who supported the project.
Community Leaders Celebrate Project
Orange County Commissioner Robert Viator played a key role in getting the courts installed. As a gesture of thanks, he was presented with a pickleball paddle during the ceremony. The ribbon-cutting also highlighted other park upgrades, including a new pavilion and a cement walking path.
Open for Public Use
The new pickleball courts are now available for public play at the Raymond Gould Community Center, located at 385 Clairborne Street in Vidor. Residents can use the courts as part of the larger park improvements designed to make the space more enjoyable for the community.
Why It Matters
The addition of pickleball courts offers a new recreational activity for residents while improving the park’s overall facilities. The upgrades reflect efforts by local leaders to invest in community spaces and encourage healthy, active lifestyles in Vidor.
News in Brief: Raymond Gould Pickleball Courts Opening
The Vidor Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting for new pickleball courts at Raymond Gould Community Center. Orange County Commissioner Robert Viator helped lead the project and received a pickleball paddle at the event. The courts, along with other park upgrades, are now open for public use in Vidor.
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