What you need to know about the Elm Street Run in Greensboro
A preview of the Elm Street Run on May 1, including a video interview with race director Dr. Zachary Vaslow.
The Elm Street Run will make its debut in Greensboro this spring.
I'd invite you to watch the six-minute video above to see Dr. Zachary Vaslow discuss the race and its charity partner.
The details:
What
Elm Street Run, 10-mile and 1-mile runs, 1-mile survivors and and remembrance walk
When
8 a.m. May 1
Where
Start-finish line near Natty Greene's, 345 S. Elm St., Greensboro. The course showcases Elm Street, although the 10-mile route's two short loops in Fisher Park will include a pass by the Julian Price House on Fisher Park Circle.
Charity partner
From its site: "TriadBeHeadStrong was originally established in 2002 by a group of brain tumor survivors, families and friends to provide support to the Kansas City brain tumor community. Mark Newsome, one of the original founders, moved back to his birth place of North Carolina in 2012. Mark wanted to continue serving those individuals and families with a diagnosis of brain tumors by establishing a new non-profit organization in the greater Triad area. TriadBeHeadStrong was established in 2013. We are a volunteer based 501(c)3 non-profit organization."
More information
Elm Street Run on RunSignup.com
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Eddie Wooten
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