Get Twisted this Saturday!

University Place, WALocal News

The Twisted Cider 5K/12K race is set for this Saturday in University Place, drawing in both athletes and spectators. The event caters to diverse interests, allowing participants to either compete or support their loved ones. Local officials highlight how events like these strengthen community ties and promote a healthy lifestyle. Scheduled for July 26, the race will feature cider-related activities and a festive atmosphere. City officials report that last year's race attracted over 200 participants, showcasing the event's growing popularity.

This year's edition aims to build on that success, encouraging more residents to engage in local activities. The Twisted Cider race not only promotes fitness but also highlights the vibrant culture of University Place. Community involvement in such events is crucial for maintaining a lively local scene.

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