Holly Springs Returns Ting Park to North Main Athletic Complex
The Town of Holly Springs announced on December 3, 2025 that the park and stadium formerly known as Ting Park will revert to its original name, North Main Athletic Complex, after the standing naming agreement expired. The change follows eight years of corporate sponsorship that brought just over $1 million to town programs and continued internet service at the facility, a shift that matters to residents who use the complex for sports, events, and community activity.
Holly Springs moved this week to restore the North Main Athletic Complex name to the park and stadium after the naming rights agreement with Ting Internet expired. The facility opened in 2015 as North Main Athletic Complex. Ting Internet purchased the naming rights in 2017 and over the subsequent eight years invested just over $1 million into the Town of Holly Springs in support of town services and initiatives.
The sponsorship coincided with high usage of the complex. “Ting Internet has been an exceptional partner for the Town of Holly Springs,” said Assistant Town Manager Daniel Weeks. “We are pleased that, with over 775,000 visitors coming to the complex each year, the naming rights proved to be such a successful and valuable opportunity.” The company also provided internet service at the park, and town officials said Ting service will remain active in Holly Springs even as the name returns to its original designation.
For local residents the change is largely administrative, but it carries practical consequences. Event organizers, youth sports leagues, and visitors will see signage and promotional materials updated, and businesses that reference the park for directions or advertising will need to revise materials. Sponsorship dollars raised through naming rights helped fund town operations and community programs, and the expiration opens a policy moment for town leaders who are evaluating options for future partnerships or a return to a publicly branded complex.
Town officials emphasized continuity of services and future collaboration with the company. “We are tremendously grateful for Ting’s support of the Town for so many years, and we look forward to working with the company in the future,” he said. As the town considers next steps, residents can expect phased changes to signage and digital references and continued internet access at the complex during the transition.
