During the Cannon County Commission meeting on December 5, 2024, significant discussions centered around the newly developed community park, which has been named Cannonball Park. The park features inclusive amenities, including two sets of concrete cornhole boards—one for adults and one for children—a picnic table, a charcoal grill, and benches. The project was funded with $50,000 from 3-star money, and additional equipment was donated by local schools.

The park's name was chosen through a creative initiative involving local students. Ryan Hunter, a second grader, submitted the winning name, Cannonball Park. The name reflects a connection to the community's history, as it is also associated with the local high school yearbook. The commission expressed gratitude to the schools and individuals who contributed to the park's development.

Commissioners discussed plans for a grand opening event, which will include inviting state officials and the young girl’s family to celebrate the park's completion. They emphasized the importance of publicizing the event to highlight the community's efforts in transforming the space from a simple grassy area into a vibrant park. The commission unanimously approved the park's name and expressed excitement about its future impact on the community.