Presented by Gary DrozeRunning author John Parker once likened the emergence of successful distance runners to the approach of a steam locomotive, noting that you can see them coming from a long way off. His point was that most talented runners tip their hands early,...
Presented by Mary Jean YonOur story starts 279 days ago at the 108th running of the Boston Marathon. The temperatures were some of the hottest this prestigious event has ever experienced and you can tell the scars run deep for our local running friends who were chewed...
Written in 1989 by Bill McGuireIn the beginning there were no hills in the Springtime Tallahassee 10K. In fact, the race had only about 6.5 Ks and it wasn’t even on Springtime Tallahassee weekend. What it did have was Dennis Fitzgerald, a man dedicated to its...
By David YonIf you asked me to select one event that best reflected GWTC, I would have a hard time selecting a better example than the Christmas Eve Run to St. Marks and or Posey’s. More than anything else it is a gathering of family and friends. The run roughly...
Presented by Judy Alexander Eight years ago, Brian Corbin and I told David Yon we would gather, sort and distribute the charitable donations garnered at the Turkey Trot. Little did we know that both of our cars would be loaded to the point that the undercarriage of...
