Sportsman's Meat Raffle to Support New Pickleball Courts

New Glarus Cares will host a meat raffle at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 22, at Sportsman’s Reloaded to fund the development of new community pickleball courts, supporting local recreation for residents of all ages.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Sportsman's Meat Raffle to Support New Pickleball Courts

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