In Pulaski County, families now have a renewed opportunity for their kids to spend productive time together throughout the summer. Two years after a fire forced the Evelyn Alexander Waterpark to close in Pulaski, it is now officially reopened.

From 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday evening, the Parks and Recreation Department will host the first-ever Dublin Doozy St. Patrick’s Day celebration at Randolph Par

In May 2023, the Evelyn Alexander Pool House at Randolph Park was destroyed by fire, but restoration efforts are now underway, with crews actively working to rebuild the pool house and replaster the pool.

Randolph Park’s pool in Pulaski County is closed again for the second summer in a row, but Parks and Recreation leaders said they are getting closer to reopening the Evelyn Alexander Waterpark.

Back in May, a woman accidentally burned down the entire pool house closing the pool for the summer. Since then, officials in the county have been working to set a plan to bring the community pool back.

Pulaski County officials have issued an update on plans for the Randolph Park pool house rebuild.

Members of the Pulaski County Parks and Recreation Department unveiled the new outdoor fitness court at Randolph Park.

A Radford woman was found guilty of accidentally starting the fire at Randolph Park.

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Summer camp continues for Pulaski County Parks and Recreation, despite a fire that destroyed a pool that’s usually a big part of summer activities.

Pulaski County leaders begin fundraising efforts for Randolph Park Pool.

The Evelyn-Alexander Waterpark at Randolph Park is closed until further notice, as Pulaski works to pick up the pieces of a devastating fire.

Crews are currently responding to what is being called a devastating fire at the Randolph Park pool, according to Asst. County Administrator Anthony Akers.

It was a tearful night at Randolph Park Saturday as the Pulaski County community honored a 5-year-old who passed away too soon.

DUBLIN, Va. – DAK Lights is famous for its Christmas lights displays in Pulaski County, but now they’re bringing a Halloween version this year. The Countdown to Halloween will spookily shine at Randolph Park this season with spiders, bats, talking pumpkin and scary music. DAK Lights Halloween Edition DAK Lights Halloween Edition is here! Join us at Randolph Park for a spooky light show set to Halloween-themed music. The lights turn on October 9th at 7pm and run every night through Halloween!