$350k grant to light up Targoora Park

Wangaratta Chronicle

Jul 04 2025 Updated 12 hours ago

Wangaratta Chronicle

LIGHTING IT UP: (From left) Lily Brittain, Mayor Irene Grant, Leah Dinsdale, Candice Jones, Donna Smedley and Makayla Pool celebrate the funding announcement to bring lights to Wangaratta Rangers Baseball Softball Club’s home base at Targoora Park. PHOTO: Shane Douthie

WANGARATTA'S baseball and softball community is set to benefit from a $350,000 grant through the Victorian Government’s Regional Community Sports Infrastructure Fund (RCSIF), supporting an LED lighting upgrade at Targoora Park.

This investment will enable the Wangaratta Rangers Baseball & Softball Club, North East Baseball Association, and Albury Wodonga Softball League to host more evening trai...

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