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Recreation in Cowan
Boiling Fork Creek & Park
Enjoy the shady, cool beauty of one of Cowan's most prominent landmarks. Boiling Fork Creek flows from the mountains above Cowan through the middle of town on its way to the Elk River. It was a major thoroughfare for Cowan's pioneer families, and has long been a major water supply for the community. Today, visitors and residents have the added enjoyment of a park and playground located beside the creek on Jackson Street on the west side of town. Picnic tables, charcoal grills, playground equipment, and plenty of shade trees are all provided for your enjoyment. The park and playground were built by the City of Cowan in partnership with state agencies proving matching grant money. Please do your part in helping us keep the area clean and neat.
Cowan Lions Football Association
Let's hear it for our two-time Harvest Bowl Champions and one-time Runner-Up! For more information, Contact Glen Isbell, Association President, at 962-0924, or Sammy Shedd, Vice-President, at 962-4017.
Cowan Little League
For more information, contact Jamie or Andrea Stephens at 968-0837. Renewed efforts are under way to make improvements to the fields and the concessions stand. Your contributions and enthusiasm are always welcomed!
Cub Scouts Pack 361 Cowan's long scouting history is alive and well! Cub Scout Pack 361 meets on Monday's, 6:00 p.m. in the Bill Miller Center on East England Street. For more information, contact Jason or April Johnson at 967-2810. Jogging Trail Cowan offers a 1/4 mile paved jogging trail behind the athletic fields. It's a convenient way to burn a few calories with fellow citizens most any time of year! |
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