First kNIGHT Glow Run deemed a success by PTO
Royal Register Editor | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 1 month AGO
The Cindy Carter family participated by allowing its limousine golf car to be used as the finishers cart. The followed the last runners/walkers.
Royal school teachers who ran, from left, included Janie Widdison, Kori Russell, Maria Lefler, Jan Whitaker, Erin Loene, Heather Mueller, Tanya Wood, Kerry Janett, Sheila Ziegler and Heidi Miller.
ROYAL CITY - Attracting 125 runners, the first kNIGHT Glow Run, on Sept. 13, was successful, says chairman Jessica Stewart.
The glow run started at the high school track, coursed through town and finished back at the high school. The first finishers were Curtis Grant and Hayden Huss in an unofficial time of 26 minutes and 14 seconds.
"Senior class support was awesome," Stewart said.
The run, a glow accessory stand and a concession stand were organized partially to raise funds for the senior class. The other beneficiary was the Royal PTO.
Stewart noted the REA (Royal Teachers Association) supplied all of the glow decorations and the participants' glow bracelets/necklaces.
"We also want to thank the Grant County Fire Disstrict No. 10-11 and the Royal City Police for their road blocks and general traffic help," Stewart said.
Special awards were given to:
Carter Noftle - Best Youth Glow
Brooklyn Dorsing - Best Glow Tail
Rhonda Scroggins - Best Female Glow
Curtis Grant - Most Flashy Glow
ARTICLES BY TED ESCOBAR
SummerFest Grand Marshals have deep roots in Royal City
ROYAL CITY — Patrick and Dorothy Lee are this year’s Grand Marshals of the SummerFest Parade.
SummerFest Grand Marshalls have deep roots in Royal City
ROYAL CITY — Patrick and Dorothy Lee are this year’s Grand Marshall’s of the SummerFest Parade.
SummerFest adds a new twist to its lineup
ROYAL CITY — A new Royal City cultural performing arts unit, Danza Folklórica de Royal City, will perform for the first time ever in front of a live audience on Friday, July 14, at the Royal City SummerFest.