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District Links: Bowser marks milestone in tennis center’s $23M expansion ahead of summer opening; housing draws attention in mayoral race; and more

By Chris Kain On Apr 9, 2026 Last updated Apr 9, 2026

Ahead of an expected summertime opening for Ward 8’s expanded Southeast Tennis and Learning Center, Mayor Muriel Bowser joined former DC first lady Cora Masters Barry — the center’s founder and CEO — for a ceremonial “bridge beam signing” this morning.

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