Acworth Community Center open for restricted activities

Now the Acworth Community Center, 4361 Cherokee St., is open for restricted activities.

Pickleball and small group basketball are offered in scheduled times on weekday evenings and Saturdays, according to a city statement.

To reserve a time period, call Acworth Parks, Recreation and Community Resources at 770-917-1234.

Some exercise classes have resumed, but the walking track will remain closed.

Contact the Acworth Customer Experience team at 770-917-1234 for reservations.

For a full list of programming options, view secure.rec1.com/GA/acworth-parks-recreation/catalog.

Information: Acworth.org/departments/parks_recreation_and_community_resource_department/acworth_community_center.php

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