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Gretna-area indoor sports complex remains a fundraising proposal
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Correction 2026-09-08: Added explicit report date and attribution, and separated the fundraising aim from an assured construction or opening schedule.
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WSET reported July 30, 2026 that nonprofit Off Season had entered a campaign to raise $20 million for a proposed Gretna-area sports complex near U.S. 29.
Reported plans include basketball and volleyball courts, indoor turf and batting cages. Organizers described a three-to-five-year fundraising horizon before construction.
That is a proposal and fundraising aim, not an opening date or confirmation that financing or construction is complete.
Confirm dates and availability in the source before making plans.
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