Good weather, participation surround memorial 5-K

Toronto, OHLocal News

On September 23, 2024, the fourth-annual Suzanne Kresser Memorial 5-K Run and Walk attracted over 100 participants in Steubenville, creating a vibrant community atmosphere. The event was hosted at Jim Wood Park, where a cool yet sunny morning welcomed individuals of all ages to join in the festivities. Runners and walkers navigated the scenic Buena Vista Heights neighborhood, illustrating the community's commitment to honoring Suzanne Kresser's memory. Among the participants were families, friends, and members of the Steubenville High School, highlighting the importance of local engagement in such events. Organizers emphasized the dual purpose of the event: to celebrate Kresser's legacy while promoting fitness and health within the community.

The atmosphere was filled with camaraderie, as participants shared their stories and experiences. The successful turnout this year signifies the growing popularity of the event, as more people recognize its significance. With continued community support, the Suzanne Kresser Memorial 5-K is likely to remain a cherished annual tradition in Steubenville.

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