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Plans for Marland Heights 5K underway

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The 29th-annual Marland Heights 5K Classic Run will occur on August 8 at Marland Heights Park, offering a 3. 1-mile run, a 2-mile fitness walk, and a youth fun run for children aged 12 and under. The Youth Fun Run will kick off at 6:30 p. m. , with the main 5K event following at 7 p.

m. Pre-registration costs $25 for adults and $15 for teenagers, available until noon on August 7, while race day fees will increase to $30 and $20, respectively. Participants can register online via a designated link. Water will be provided at the start/finish line and at visible stations along the route to ensure hydration. GCXC Race Timing from Canfield will manage the timing of the race.

This event fosters community engagement and promotes fitness among residents. For more information, attendees can call (304) 797-5721.

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