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PADUCAH/MCCRACKEN COUNTY
        SENIOR CENTER
        1400 H.C. Mathis Drive
        270-443-8579
        www.paducahseniorcenter.org
        The Paducah/McCracken County Senior Center is a non-profit
        organization dedicated to providing the senior citizens of
        this area with services that will allow them to maintain their
        independence and dignity.

        The Senior Center and offices are housed in the Paducah City
        Parks building.  The senior center programs, meal program,
        dining room, senior activity room and activities are run
        independently.
        Their mission is to provide opportunity for the “young at
        heart” to meet and enjoy a wide variety of social, educational,
        health and recreational activities and programs and to promote
        the positive aspects of aging to them, their families and the
        community at large.

        Through programs designed specifically for the homebound
        seniors, many older citizens are able to remain in their homes
        continuing to live independently. The more active seniors
        enjoy the opportunity to socialize, learn and generally enjoy
        their leisure time.

        PARKS & RECREATION                                    •   The Paducah Transient Boat Dock, a 340-foot docking
                                                                 facility located just downstream of the historic downtown,
        PADUCAH PARKS & RECREATION                               provides boaters various amenities including water,
        270-444-8508                                             power, sewer pump-out, and fuel.
        www.paducahky.gov
                                                              •   The Paducah Recreation Center, located at 1527 Martin
        The City of Paducah’s public recreational facilities include   Luther King Jr. Drive, has state-of-the-art flooring for
        29 parks, 9 playgrounds, one swimming pool, picnic shelters,   basketball, lacrosse and other activities.  Memberships can
        skate park, tennis courts, basketball courts, softball/baseball   be purchased at any time throughout the upcoming year
        fields, sprayground, 18 hole disc golf course and assorted play   and are valid for 365 days.  Memberships includes access to
        equipment.                                               the facility, some classes and use of facility equipment.
        A few highlights include:                             •   Bob Noble Park, Paducah’s largest park, has picnic
                                                                 shelters, playground equipment, swimming pool, four
        •   The Clyde F. Boyles Greenway Trail extends 5 miles
            with additional phases planned.  The trail is open to   outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts, a model airplane
            non-motorized traffic from dawn to dusk.  Once fully   field, a large lake and eight baseball fields.
            completed, the trail will link residential neighborhoods   •   The Noble Park Pool features a double slide and double
            with the Perkins Creek Nature Preserve, three city   diving board.  It also has an accessible pool lift.  A spray
            parks and the riverfront.  Distance markers, shelters and   pad for younger children is available.
            benches are located along the trail.
                                                              •   The Paducah Skatepark is a lighted concrete park located
        •   Brooks Stadium is a haven in Paducah with dozens of   on the west side of Noble Park behind the ball fields and
            acres of green space and sporting fields including a 3,000-  next to the entrance to the Greenway Trail.  A restroom
            person capacity baseball stadium.  The Paducah Chiefs   facility is next to the skatepark in addition to bleachers for
            play at Brooks Stadium in June and July.             spectators. 


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