Packet pickup will be race morning only from 6:30am-7:15am at Peak Performance on 78th & Cass.

Join us for a community 5k fun run to close out the summer. Sponsored by the Council Bluffs Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This event is open to everyone in the community. 

Registration is required for chip timing, but drop-ins and same-day sign-ups are welcome.

This is a free event!

*Register online www.GetMeRegistered.com, Print entry form at www.ShenandoahIowa.net, info-712-246-3466

*Electronic Chip Timing
*Wabash Trace Nature Trail is a tree-lined mostly flat converted rail road line trail crossing through scenic Iowa countryside
*Point-to-point races finishing on Sheridan Ave. downtown Shenandoah
*6 Hour Time Limit
*7:30 a.m. start for Marathon & Marathon Relay (5 member teams: male, female, mixed) at East Mills High School in Malvern.
*Half Marathon 8:30 a.m. start at Imogene, Main St. next to Emerald Isle
*Unique & fun beverage & snacks stations every 2 miles, first aid emergency service along the trail
*Signup for Free bus to starts for runners & drop bags from Shenandoah Depot, 101 Railroad Avenue
*Showers available near finish line
*Free Beer to Finishers!

Join the Nebraska community of organ and tissue donor families, transplant recipients, living donors and donation supporters for the 2023 Rally for Life Run/Walk presented by Live On Nebraska.

The Rally for Life is a casual, family-friendly run/walk event that celebrates the gift of organ, tissue and eye donation. The event features two courses: a timed 5K course and an untimed 1-mile course.

Participants may register as part of a team. Each team should assign a captain who is responsible for creating a team within the registration system. An award will be given to the fastest team (the team whose top two male and female finishers combine for the fastest overall time).

All registered participants receive a free t-shirt.

PACKET PICK-UP
– Early packet pick-up for registrations received prior to noon central time on September 7 will be held Friday, September 8 from noon-6 p.m. at Live On Nebraska, 3867 Leavenworth St., Omaha. Packet Pick-up will also be available on September 10 at 8:30 a.m. at Werner Park.
– Packet Pick-up for registrations received after noon central time on September 7 will begin Sunday, September 10 at 8:30 a.m. at Werner Park.

DAY OF EVENT SCHEDULE
The 5K & Heroes Walk will be held rain or shine on Sunday, September 10 at Werner Park, 12356 Ballpark Way, Papillion. There is ample parking available next to the Park.

8:30 a.m.: Packet Pick-Up Opens
9:30 a.m.: Opening Ceremonies
9:55 a.m.: Line Up for 5K
10:00 a.m.: Timed 5K Start
10:05 a.m.: Untimed 1-Mile Walk Start
11:00 a.m.: 5K Awards Ceremony

AWARDS (5K Only)
– Top 3 male & female (overall)
– 19 & under fastest male & female
– 20-29 fastest male & female
– 30-39 fastest male & female
– 40-49 fastest male & female
– 50-59 fastest male & female
– 60 fastest male & female
– Top 3 recipient category
– Top 3 living donor category
– Fastest team
– Largest team

Ladies of the Evening is a group of Omaha Running Club women who share a common interest in running and walking.  During their monthly gatherings of 15-30 women, they share running tips, set training goals, review regimens and build friendships.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. at a designated member’s home where they walk or run for 30-40 minutes, then meet back at the house to share a potluck dinner. Learn More

On behalf of the Creighton University School of Medicine Make-A-Wish Team, we would like to personally invite you to this year’s Creighton Make-A-Wish 5K/10K Run/Walk. This race is a completely student-run, 40-year-long tradition, and we are anticipating one of our best races yet! All proceeds go to Make-A-Wish, helping them grant wishes for children suffering from life-threatening illnesses and making a huge difference in these children and their families’ lives.

Join us on September 16th for our Tenth Annual Race for DC Kids 5K, Sponsored by DRT Strategies.

This is followed by the post-race “Heroes in the Park!” Party

BLUEMONT PARK

329 N Manchester Street, Arlington, VA 22205

Arrowhead Obstacle Trail Run is a 5k (3.1 mile) event on the scenic trails of Arrowhead Park near Neola, Iowa featuring 15 obstacles.  There is also a 1 Mile Kid’s Obstacle Trail Run with 10 obstacles!   All proceeds benefit the Pottawattamie County Trails Association.  The event will be held on Saturday, September 16th, 2023 beginning at 10:30 AM with the 1 Mile Kids Run.

This is NOT a “mud run” and there are no mud pits to crawl through (and therefore no cold post-race hose showers are necessary).  All obstacles in the 1 Mile and 5k Open Wave are optional (except the hills, those are fixed in place).  You may choose to run it as a 5k Trail Run, unimpeded by the “fun” of obstacles.  Competitive Wave runners must complete all obstacles to be eligible for a top 10 finisher medal.

The 1 Mile Kid’s Run is recommended for ages 6-12 and adult chaperones, but is open to anyone.  (If you are an adult who wishes to run the 1 Mile as a parent/guardian AND the full 5k course, please sign up for the 5k and run the 1 Mile course at no additional charge.  If you wish to run ONLY the 1 Mile as a parent/guardian, please sign up for the 1 Mile Kid’s Run.)  Chaperones are NOT required, there will be volunteers along the course.  Registration and signed waiver are required for anyone on the course, for insurance purposes.

Registration includes entrance to the park, free parking and free event photos available on Facebook and RunSignUp following the run.

Thank you for your interest, and we hope to see you at Arrowhead Park

The 5-mile course is challenging but beautiful, running on the hilly roads of Pioneers Park.

The Buffalo Run is the oldest continuous race hosted in Lincoln. The Lincoln Track Club and the Lincoln Running Co are proud of this race and the 46 years of running it. We hope to see you on Sept 17th this year!

Join us in celebrating our 29th Annual Siena Francis House Hope for the Homeless 5k Walk/Run at Gene Leahy Mall. This is our main fundraising event to help raise awareness and support for the mission of Siena Francis House.  An event for the whole family!

Event kickoff at 8:00am

Runners start at 9:00am

Walkers start at 9:15am

Beatrice’s 5th Annual Hoppy Half marathon, Half Relay and 5k race will take place on Saturday September 23, 2023 hosted by the Homestead Running Club.  This event will start and finish at Stone Hollow Brewery 301 Court St with the brewery’s Oktoberfest events to follow. Races start at 8:00 AM on an out & back course for all 3 events and will have Bib timing again this year to allow for quick accurate results. The course is a mix of concrete and crushed limestone on the flat scenic Chief Standing Bear Trail.  The Half (13.1 miles) can be ran solo or a 2-3 person relay team. The 5k (3.1 miles) distance can be ran or walked. The Half marathon relay teams will be responsible for transportation to and from exchange points with info provided on drop spots. Included in the entry fee is the popular soft-blend long sleeve t-shirt, medal, post-race refreshments and Oktoberfest discount. Register Online or by mail in. Early registration through Sept 15 to be guaranteed a shirt on race day . Race day registrations accepted and will receive a shirt at a later date. Proceeds will go towards maintenance and sustainability of the privately managed 19 mile Chief Standing Bear Trail south of the City maintained. For entry information see event on Facebook, http://getmeregistered.com/HoppyHalf  or contact homesteadrunningclub@gmail.com or 402-641-5746.

Be part of the history of Jack 15.

For 60 years, runners have been making an annual trek from White, S.D., to Brookings, S.D., making it the oldest road race in the Midwest. The 61st running of the 15.2-mile course from Hooker and Main in White to the Campanile in Brookings via county roads is Sept. 23.

Prize money is offered for the top three male and female placers — $200 for first, $100 for second and $50 for third. All entries will receive a long-sleeve, moisture-wicking T-shirt and all finishers of the 15.2-mile run will receive a medal.

So start training for Prairie Striders’ version of an ultra-half marathon or grab some friends and form a relay team.