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  Sat, Apr 18, 2026 at 10:00 AM

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  Lace Up for Fun and Fitness at Our Run & Walk fundraiser event. Money raised from this event will be used to support our annual Youth trip to the Stubenville / Life Teen conference in Atlanta, GA!

  22 km from Mount Olive
  1601 Edgerton St, Goldsboro, North Carolina, 27534, United States
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• WSE Titan UP 5K [runsignup.com]

  Sat, May 02, 2026 at 12:00 AM

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  5K run through residential streets in Goldsboro, NC. The race will start and finish at Wayne School of Engineering. The course has a few small hills to enjoy but is mostly flat. The Titan-Up 5K is an...

  5K run through residential streets in Goldsboro, NC. The race will start and finish at Wayne School of Engineering. The course has a few small hills to enjoy but is mostly flat. The Titan-Up 5K is an annual fundraiser for Wayne School of Engineering organized by the WSE PTO to purchase classroom materials and to support student scholastic and athletic activities.

  Please consider making a donation even if you are unable to race with us this year!

  Fees:

  5K Early Registration: $25 (Race T-shirt included; must register by March 15, 2026, for T-Shirt)

  5K Late Registration (after March 15): $35 (no T-Shirt)

  Fun Run: $15 (No T-Shirt)

  Awards:

  Awards for 5k only

  • Top Overall Male and Female

  • Top 3 Male and Female is the following age groups: under 9, 10-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+

  21.3 km from Mount Olive
  801 N. Lionel St., Goldsboro, North Carolina, 27530, United States
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• Walk The Line - 24 hours for our First Responders [runsignup.com]

  Fri, May 22, 2026 at 5:00 PM

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  Every day, our first responders walk the line between chaos and calm—between saving lives and losing parts of themselves in the process. They run toward danger, stand firm in crisis, and carry...

  Every day, our first responders walk the line between chaos and calm—between saving lives and losing parts of themselves in the process. They run toward danger, stand firm in crisis, and carry burdens few can see. But when the sirens go silent, who stands for them?

  Walk the Line is a 24-hour endurance walk dedicated to supporting the mental health and well-being of first responders. It’s not a race—it’s a symbol. A steady, continuous act of solidarity that reflects the weight they carry long after their shift ends.

  For 24 hours straight, we walk to:

  Honor the silent struggles of police officers, firefighters, EMTs, dispatchers, and other frontline heroes.

  Raise awareness about PTSD, burnout, and the stigma that keeps too many from getting help.

  Fund mental health programs, crisis intervention, and peer support networks tailored for first responders.

  This event offers a 24 hour Individual, 24 hour Team (6 person max), 12 hour individual, 6 hour individual, and 3 hour Individual race. Participants with the most laps completed in their category will take home the Prize!

  Camping is included for the 24 and 12 hour participants. Campers may arrive on May 22nd at 4pm for early registration and camp setup. Camp Set up will be unavailable after 11pm on the 22nd but will be available from 6am to 8am on the 23rd. Group camp will accommodate up to 200 persons and will be available on a first come first serve basis. So come Early!

  Campers will be able to drop off camping supplies at the Park Rd. Groups Camp Entrance. Vehicle parking will be limited at the Group Camp area and the Cliff overlook Parking lot will be available for overflow parking.

  Cliffs of the Neuse facilities will be available during the event and are found throughout the park. It is encouraged that you bring your own toiletries!

  Aid Stations and food vendors will be available during the entirety of the event, but 24 and 12 Hour race participants should take into consideration their own personal needs and come prepared with extra rehab.

  Safety is important! So, Head lamps and reflective vest are required for night time Walk/Runners. Trail course is 4 miles long and will be marked with pink flags. DO NOT remove Flags or step off course in an unfamiliar area. Remember this is a state park... you are out in the wild... there are wild animals. do not hug, kiss, pet, squeeze, or feed the wild animals. First responders will be available but in case of emergency please dial 911.

  14.8 km from Mount Olive
  240 Park Entrance Road, Wayne County, North Carolina, 28578, United States
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• Wayne Crime Stoppers Caper Chase [runsignup.com]

  Sat, May 30, 2026 at 12:00 AM

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  Crime Stoppers is an international endeavor that allows citizens to give information about crimes without identifying themselves. Rewards are offered to callers who provide information leading to...

  Crime Stoppers is an international endeavor that allows citizens to give information about crimes without identifying themselves. Rewards are offered to callers who provide information leading to felony arrests. Callers remain anonymous and are not asked for any personal information.

  Crime Stoppers is designed to help make our county a safer and better place to live. The organization is totally dependent on private donations of individuals, professional associations, merchants, and civic and social groups.

  Registration Fees/Dates/Categories:

  Now through May 24th

  • $20-1 mile

  • $25-5k/virtual 5k

  • $35-10k/virtual 10k

  Price increase May 25th - Race Day

  • $25-1 mile

  • $30-5K/virtual 5k

  • $40-10K/virtual 10k

  Register by May 6th to guarantee a shirt.

  T-shirts for the virtual races will be shipped. Local participants may pick up their shirt prior to the event.

  *** Virtual 5k and 10k can be run anywhere from 5/30 - 6/7 and uploaded via RaceJoy!

  Awards/Categories:

  1st-3rd, Top Male And Female Runners

  1st-3rd Medals by Age Group/Gender

  11-under

  12-15

  16-19

  20-29

  30-39

  40-49

  50-59

  60-69

  70+

  20.8 km from Mount Olive
  100 E. Chestnut Street, Goldsboro, North Carolina, 27530, United States
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• Triple Nickle Remembrance Run [runsignup.com]

  Sat, Aug 29, 2026 at 8:00 AM

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  EVENT IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WELCOMED

  The Tau Gamma Gamma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated proudly presents the 2nd Triple Nickle Remembrance Run at...

  EVENT IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WELCOMED

  The Tau Gamma Gamma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated proudly presents the 2nd Triple Nickle Remembrance Run at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. This event is dedicated to honoring and preserving the legacy of the trailblazing Paratroopers who played a pivotal role in integrating Airborne operations into the U.S. Army.

  The Legacy of the Triple Nickle

  The 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion, known as the Triple Nickle, was the first all-Black airborne unit in U.S. military history. Formed in 1943 during World War II, the battalion marked a significant milestone in the ongoing fight for racial equality in the Armed Forces. Despite completing rigorous training at Fort Benning, Georgia, and Fort Bragg, North Carolina, the 555th was never deployed overseas due to segregation policies and the military’s reluctance to integrate Black Soldiers into combat units.

  Operation Firefly: A Unique Mission

  In 1945, the Triple Nickle was tasked with a critical domestic mission: Operation Firefly. Partnering with the U.S. Forest Service, they became Smokejumpers—elite Paratroopers who leaped into remote areas to combat wildfires. Many of these fires were ignited by Japanese balloon bombs, designed to create chaos and divert wartime resources. Over the course of the operation, the 555th completed more than 1,200 jumps, demonstrating exceptional bravery and adaptability in a non-traditional military role.

  A Legacy of Courage and Change

  The battalion was later absorbed into the 82nd Airborne Division, paving the way for full military integration, officially enacted by President Truman in 1948. The legacy of the Triple Nickle endures as a powerful symbol of courage, resilience, and the ongoing fight against racial discrimination.

  Join us for the 5.55-mile run along Fort Bragg’s Liberty Trail as we honor these heroes and celebrate their lasting impact!

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  Frequently Asked Question:

  1. Are walkers and/or strollers welcomed or allowed?

  • Absolutely! You have 2.5 hours to complete the race

  2. Does everyone receive a shirt and finishers medal?

  • Yes. If you registered, you would receive both. If you registered after August 8th, we cannot guarantee you will receive your requested shirt size, but we will do our best to accommodate you.

  3. How soon will virtual registrants receive their items?

  • Items will be mailed within 7-10 days after race day. Each individual will receive an update once their items have been mailed.

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  Access to Fort Bragg:

  If you do not have access to Fort Bragg, please ensure you obtain a visitor pass from the All American Gate Visitors Center. Contact information is listed below. There is no additional charge for obtaining a pass.

  FORT BRAGG VISITOR CENTER

  (910) 907-5165

  3550 ALL AMERICAN FREEWAY

  FORT BRAGG (FORT LIBERTY), NC 28310

  Visitor Access Center :: Fort Bragg

  22.9 km from Mount Olive
  Watson Street Liberty Trail Near Fort, Duplin County, North Carolina, 28310, United States
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  5.55 Miles Run Trail Virtual Walk