This community event was planned by the students of the Wayne Trace High School National Honor Society.
And There Off!!!
Sponsored by the National Honor Society of Wayne Trace, the Glow in the Dark 5K for 2014 was a huge success. With over 485 people preregistered and more than 150 more coming on the day of the event, you could define this as nothing less than incredible!
This is the second annual Glow in the Dark 5K or one mile run/walk. It was held Saturday, April 12 at The event was hosted at the Payne ball park across from the Payne Elementary building.
Tyson Snider came in first place at the event.
All of the proceeds this year benefit cancer treatment for Steve Hall, a 1988 Wayne Trace graduate, who was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer this past August. Steve currently lives with his wife, Kellie, and two children, Eli and Emma, in Columbus where he teaches at Grandview Heights and coaches varsity boys’ basketball. The Hall family was at this event, seeing how much the community supports them.
Thank you goes to all the participants who made this super. The NHS and the organizers deserve and even bigger thank you for all of their hard work, making this a community event not to be quickly forgotten.
More detail will be added as we receive them.
