so what? who cares? Cherokee park

People should care about what I have learned regarding Cherokee park because it is a local place.  Anyone who lives in or around Louisville should be interested in the history of one of its largest and most visited parks.  One of the people I am considering for the interview is a woman responsible for the save Hogan's Fountain Teepee Pavilion.  This Pavilion has been in Cherokee park since the 60's.  It is very important to many people that come to the park regularly and it may be in danger of being destroyed.  This would be a significant loss for the park.  Its teepee structure is one of a kind and if torn down many people will be unhappy.