The former owner of Pickleball Rocks is now liable for more than $47 million in debt. According to a news release from the ...

The businessman agreed to waive his right to a bankruptcy discharge of more than $47 million in unsecured debt, meaning those ...

Investors from across the U.S. are speaking out against an Indiana pickleball apparel CEO they claim took tens of thousands of dollars from them without any return on their investments. Rodney ...

What happened to all the money entrepreneur Rodney Grubbs borrowed from his creditors, including dozens of friends and associates he met in the fast-growing world of pickleball? That was the $47 ...

Months after coming together to force disgraced "Pickleball Rocks" entrepreneur Rodney Grubbs into bankruptcy, investors are again uniting to urge a federal judge not to discharge the Brookville ...

Bankruptcy case of Pickleball Rocks founder drags on as court continues to sort out Indiana businessman's tangled finances.

BROOKVILLE, Ind. — For a time, Rodney Grubbs was something of a celebrity in the world of pickleball. At tournaments around the country, Grubbs has been both a competitor and a merchant.

Rodney ‘Rocket’ Grubbs, 68, has been accused by business creditors of taking investments from them in the form of promissory notes and not paying them back (Facebook/Pickleball Rocks ...

The pickleball community all over the country was left shaken, as the FBI served a search warrant at the home of Rodney Grubbs. Grubbs is the former owner of Pickeball Rocks or "All About ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The former owner of Pickleball Rocks is now liable for more than $47 million in debt. According to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice, Rodney Grubbs recently ...

Screenshot of Pickleball Rocks CEO Rodney Grubbs' website for his life coaching business. Rodney "Rocket" Grubbs of Brookville is accused of soliciting investors — typically pickleball players ...