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Faith and begorrah, it’s St. Patrick’s annual Green Run
A: Main, news
March 5, 2025
Faith and begorrah, it’s St. Patrick’s annual Green Run
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR

The fourth annual 5K Green Run and 1-mile fun run will be held Saturday, March 15, starting at 9 a.m., with check-in at 8 a.m.

There are two major changes in this year’s run – the Lake Eufaula Association is hosting the event and the run will begin at Lake Eufaula Pavilion. In years past the event had been at Xtreme RV Resort.

LEA Executive Director Rhonda Adams said the Pavilion is easier to access and provides more cover for participants.

As of Monday, 156 had signed up.

“We expect about 200,” Adams said.

As in the past, everyone is encouraged to come in St. Patrick’s Day-themed costumes and if you have a dog that likes to run bring him or her along. There will be contests for best dressed pets and best costumes.

All costume contest entries must be submitted by 9 a.m. on race day via Facebook Messenger.

The Costume Contest and Pet Costume Contest are sponsored by Lake Dog and Their People.

Enjoy shopping and delicious treats from Down Low Eatz and A Little Country Charm, plus wellness tips from Bee Well Family Heath Care, Ignite Health and Wellness and Lake Country Fitness.

At the site there will be food trucks, local vendors and a DJ.

There also will be a 50/50 raffle.

This is a USATF sanctioned race and will be timed.

For more information call Rhonda at 918-6897751 or Kelly at 918470-7527.

To sign up for the event go to HTTPS:// RUNSIGNUP.COM/ EUFAULAGREENRUN Sponsors are very important to the Green Run.

Pot of Gold Sponsors:

– Bee Well Family Healthcare -Lake & Bake (also our T-shirt Sponsor) Shamrock Sponsors: – East Central Electric – Muskogee Creek Nation Casino Leprechaun Sponsors:

– Farmers State Bank – Lake House Sushi and Hibachi Grill – Tavern 9 (Don’t miss $3 Green Beers after the run!)

Support our local animal charity

Paws and Claws, helping local animals in need.

Local businesses form teams

Community businesses are coming together to run for a cause! Teams from Tulip and Table, Lake Country Fitness, La Finca, and Lake & Bake. Create yours now!

Special thanks to our supporting sponsors – Leap of Faith – B&J Insurance – Mama Tig’s – Montgomery Massage – Barks & Bubbles

Still accepting sponsors & vendors Want to showcase your business and be part of this exciting event? Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are still available! Contact us for details on how to get involved.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic community event—run, walk, or just come for the fun!

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