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Join Austintown Fitch Cross Country in the 3rd Annual Flacon Glow Fest 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run. All proceeds will benefit the Austintown Cross Country Boosters Club, serving student runners from grades 7-12. The course is a flat and fast road course through the neighborhoods of Austintown, with a start and finish on the Falcon Track!
Finisher medals will be provided for all finishers.
Prizes for top finishers!
Professional digital photos will be provided for free.
Don't miss out on the great selection of food trucks on site before and after the run.
Join the South Range Cross Country program for the Run with the Raiders 5K & Kids Fun Run taking place on Saturday, August 8th, 2026.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A CROSS COUNTRY 5K & RUNS ON THE SOUTH RANGE COURSE.
The 1/2 Mile Kids Fun Run begins at 6:30pm. The 5K begins at 7:00pm. Both events take place at South Range High School (Stadium).
The address for the high school is: 11300 Columbiana Canfield Rd, Canfield, Ohio 44406.
Registration for the Kids Fun Run includes a participation medal and optional event shirt.
Registration for the 5K includes a commemorative finisher medal and event shirt.
All proceeds benefit South Range Cross Country.
Awards to the top three overall male and female winners and top three winners in age groups.
The Mahoning County Junior Fair presents the annual "Rooster Run 5K & Duckling Dash" taking place on Sunday, September 6th, 2026, at the Canfield Fairgrounds. The address is: 7265 Columbiana-Canfield Rd, Canfield, OH 44406.
5K registration includes an event shirt, commemorative finisher medal, chip-timed bib number and wrist band admission into the fair.
Ducking Dash registration includes kids' finisher medal, bib number and wrist band admission into the fair.
The Kids 1/2-mile Duckling Dash begins at 7:45am and is open to ages 12 & Under.
The 5K will start at 8:00am.
Both races are professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing - Youngstown.
Early packet pick-up will take place on Saturday, September 5th at Boardman Fleet Feet from 11:00am - 2:00pm.
Race day pickup/sign up will be from 6:45am to 7:45am at Gate F. Enter at vehicle Gate 9 and walk-in at Gate F. Race starts at Event Center near Gate F.
5K awards for top overall male and female winners as well as top three males/females in age groups:
14 & under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69 and 70 & over.
All proceeds from this race will be used to support the Mahoning County Junior Fair through building and equipment improvements. With your help, we have updated goat pens, rabbit pens, poultry pens and llama pens to accommodate our growing enrollment.
The Nicholas Cayton Legacy 5K takes place on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at the Canfield Fairgrounds.
The address for the fairgrounds is: 7265 Columbiana-Canfield Road, Canfield, Ohio, 44408.
Highland Fall Scramble
The Highland Fall Scramble takes you along the North Country Trail from the intersection of Miola road and finishes at Shelter #1 in the Cook Forest State Park. You will run along some of the most remote portions of the NCT.
Aid Stations
There is one aid station at mile 6 which will have water and electrolyte drink, pretzels/chips, candy and other snacks.
Parking
parking will be at the Log Cabin Environmental Center on Forest Road. This is also where the shuttle pick up will be to get to the start of the race.
Packet pick up
Bib pick up will be at Shelter No. 1 the morning of the race starting at 7:30-8:30am
Event's current local time: 4:27 AM ET
Western Pennsylvania
#LightUpMBC
COLOR Walk
October 11, 2026
at North Boundary Park, Cranberry Township, PA
Event Schedule
9:00AM to 10:00AM--Sign in/T-Shirts, Raffle tickets, Coffee, Tea etc.
10:00AM to 10:15AM--Welcome & Announcements
10:15AM to 10:30AM--Color Toss and Team Photos
10:30AM to 11:00AM--Color Walk
11:00AM--11:30AM--Basket Raffle Winners
Let's shine a light on the importance of critical funding for research of Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC), also known as Stage IV, where the cancer has spread beyond the breast to other parts of the body.
Join us on October 11, 2026 for an unforgettable event the whole family will enjoy! The festivities will feature a 1-mile color walk (no experience necessary) where you will start off the morning clean, and end smiling, laughing, and covered with the colors of the MBC ribbon! We will gather together for some enlightening conversation and a light stretch, then kick off the walk with a group color powder toss. Along the course volunteers will toss additional powder on walkers at three color stations.
All proceeds from our walk go to METAvivor Research and Support to fund stage 4 breast cancer research.
We cannot ignore Stage IV!
We hope you will join us at this meaningful event to raise money to find a cure for MBC.
There are several ways to get involved in the Color Walk:
Register to participate in the race. You have the option to participate individually, create a team, or join an existing team.
Help us fundraise by sharing your unique fundraising page created by Race Roster with family and friends
Unable to participate? Make a donation to support MBC research.
Become a Sponsor
RACE DAY: OCTOBER 17, 2026 9:00 AM EDT Start
A point-to-point Half Marathon on the Butler Freeport Community Trail --- majority of the course is on a crushed limestone surface. Our gentle downhill course allows many finishers to run their personal best times. Spectacular fall foliage makes our course one of the most scenic you will experience. Race begins in Cabot and finishes at the south end of the Trail at the former Butler Junction under the highway 356 bridge over the Allegheny River.
Annually on the 3rd Saturday of October. SAVE THE DATE
The New Brighton is hosting the 8th Annual New Brighton Fall Festival on Saturday, October 17 from 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM. The event will take place on Third Avenue, from Eighth Street to Thirteenth Street. The Fall Festival is a wonderful opportunity for everyone to appreciate the many great activities that the fall season brings our way. Visit beautiful downtown New Brighton and enjoy live music and entertainment for all ages, children’s activities, food from area restaurants and food trucks, and displays from local vendors and New Brighton merchants.
*This event will feature offsite vendor parking. Please be aware that once you unload you will be asked to park your vehicle at the High School and use the free event shuttle service to get back into town. Our High School is about a 3 minute drive away from the event location. This service allows there to be more parking for guests and potential customers.
This event features a 5k timed run and a 1-mile fun run, and a host of fun activities for all ages. So grab your family and friends, lace up your running shoes and start inviting your community to participate and raise awareness for CDH.
Each registration includes an entry to win a Kid's TREK bicycle!
T-shirt guaranteed for registrations before July 8th.
For more information on CDH visit https://www.tinyhero.org/.
This happy event will take place at pavilion #7 by the lodge. The goal is to be happy with friends and family while being at the event !!
There will be 3 different divisions to choose from: 5k Run , 5k Walk Only, 10k Run
Food will be provided to all entrants including smiley cookies, BBQ sandwiches, pasta salad, fruit salad
Gift items to choose from: tie dye T-shirt or happy running socks
Super cool happy awards . There will be a total of 74 awards. 14 trophies and 60 medals.
Race will give money to CF (Cystic Fibrosis)
Prize Money to the Overall 10k male and female winners.
DJ Jeff Dunn will play music and do the national anthem
Overview The Baker Trail UltraChallenge is a 50-mile ultramarathon on the Baker Trail. The race starts at 6:30 AM; the deadline for finishing is fourteen hours later, 8:30 PM. Individuals as well as relay teams of up to 5 members may register. In 2025 we covered the Southern section. This year, we'll run the Northern section. Each year, a piece of a unique three-piece medal will be awarded to all individuals who finish within the fourteen hour cutoff. When you complete all three sections, you'll receive a handsome commemorative holder to display all three medals. You can run the series in any order -- once you've run all three, you'll receive the medal holder. The Baker Trail The 134-mile Baker Trail is marked as a typical hiking trail. Yellow blazes on trees, telephone poles, fence posts, guard rails, and so on indicate the path. Unlike many hiking trails, the Baker Trail is not always a footpath through the woods. In many areas, it follows dirt or paved country roads, some with narrow
shoulders. As with road running everywhere, you must always be alert and cautious.Because of the varying terrain, the UltraChallenge is more mentally demanding than similar ultras. You must always be watching for the blazes in order to stay on the course. In places, the Trail will be following a road only to abruptly turn off the road into the woods. Therefore, if you haven't seen a blaze in a few minutes, you may be off course and should backtrack to the last blaze and determine where you went wrong. Plenty of runners will go off-course at least once during the day. If you expect -- and accept -- that you will, too, it won't be quite as frustrating. The key to a successful race is to realize it quickly. Attending any or all of the three training runs (see section below) is a great strategy for learning the course prior to the race. The Venue The Brookville Evangelical Methodist Church (located at 30 White Street, Brookville, PA, 15825) will serve as basecamp for the event, with the
following activities taking place there: 1. Participant check-in2. Pre-race dinner 3. Camping (porta-johns on site)4. Shuttle service to the start line5. Drop-bag collection 6. Parking for individuals arriving race morning 7. Race finish line8. Post-race picnic Participant check-in is mandatory and we offer two options: 1. Friday evening between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the church. 2. Race morning, between 3:45 a.m. and 4:45 a.m. at the church. Yes, you may have friends or family check in for you and retrieve your packet and chip. This option is useful for relay teams, with one person retrieving packets for the entire team. The Course Last year, we traversed the Southern section of the 134-mile Baker Trail. In 2026, we cover the Northern section, with a scenic, point-to-point, 50-mile course that begins at the Northern terminus and ends at the Brookville Medothdist Church. With 6,200 feet of climbing, runners will enjoy deep forest, single-track trails that overlap with the North Country Trail
and meander through Cook Forest. Check out our website to see a detailed breakdown of aid station locations and other important information. Equity Historically, the Baker Ultra has averaged a participation ratio of 80% men and 20% women, which is the case of most 50-milers. In recent years, we've made a concerted effort to listen to female runners and learn about the barriers they face. We have gone on to adjust our procedures and marketing strategies to better align with the needs and interests of women. These efforts have paid off. The 2023 Baker Ultra 50-miler was comprised of 52% women, an exceptionally rare metric for a race of this distance. The following policies remain in place for the 2026 event: 1. Gender equity: 50% of the spots are reserved for women, 50% are reserved for men. 2. Transgender and nonbinary guidelines: we see you, we hear you. Join us! 3. Pregnancy (maternal and paternal) and Adoption deferrals: it's about time! Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Guidelines remain
in place for 2026 on onwards. The guidelines can be found here.For the third consecutive year we are hosting a "Women's Run & Raffle" to boost the women's field and foster a supportive environment for women. This event is FREE and takes place on Sunday, May 17 at 7:00 a.m., is co-hosted by Rachel Carson Trails Conservancy and Public Lands of Cranberry. The format includes a 4-mile loop, a 6-hour timeframe, food, giveaways and raffles. Choose to run the entire time, or pop in for one or two loops! Link to event details and registration for this free event. Training Runs For the fifth year in a row, we are offering training runs, free and open to the public. These guided group runs provide an opportunity to acclimate to the race course and fine-tune nutrition and hydration strategies. Dates for the training runs are: Friday, July 24, 2026Sunday, July 26, 2026Saturday, August 8, 2026 Check out our website event calendar where each training run is listed with important details + RSVP links.
Questions? Shoot an email to [email protected] Event's current local time: 4:20 AM ET
Cook Forest 25k Trail Challenge
Since 2018, the Cook Forest 25K Trail Challenge has earned its place as a legendary event in Pennsylvania’s trail running scene. Nestled within the ancient woods of Cook Forest State Park, this 25K offers more than just a test of endurance—it’s a journey through some of the most breathtaking natural beauty the state has to offer. With towering evergreens, riverfront paths, and a deep sense of community, this race feels more like a homecoming than a competition.
packet pickup
packet pick up and day of registration is available at shelter 2 from 7:45 to 8:45 the morning of the race.
Location
start/finish and packet pickup is at Shelter 2. Address is 2604 Forest Rd. Vowinckel, PA 16233.GPS coordinates 41.34609 N, 79.21845 W
Course
The course is a rugged and rewarding loop that strings together 13 interconnected trails across more than 17 miles of varied terrain. Your adventure begins with a lung-busting scramble up Seneca Trail, taking you to one of the park’s most iconic landmarks—the historic Cook Forest Fire Tower. From this vantage point, the forest stretches endlessly in every direction, offering a preview of the miles to come.After descending from the tower, runners head into the heart of the course, where miles of trail weave alongside the pristine Clarion River. The cool breezes and flowing water are a welcome reprieve before the course transitions to the tranquil paths of Tom’s Run, known for its shaded, serene beauty and consistently cool temperatures. The route immerses you in a cathedral of some of Pennsylvania’s tallest living evergreen trees, delivering a spiritual kind of solitude only found in old-growth forests.
Aid Stations
There are three aid stations along the course: at approximately mile 5, 10 and 15. Aid stations will include water, Tailwind hydration drink and usual snacks. These stops provide essential hydration and nutrition to keep runners fueled as they tackle the demanding loop. Runners are strongly encouraged to carry fluids with them as the day heats up rather quickly.
Runner Experience
The Cook Forest 25K is more than a trail race—it’s a shared experience. From the pre-race check-in to the final high-fives at the finish line, runners are embraced by a welcoming, tight-knit community. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or soaking in the serenity of the forest, you’ll find yourself surrounded by people who love the trail just as much as you do. By the end of the day, you’re not just a participant—you’re family.
Practical Details
Registration is available through UltraSignup. Lodging options include nearby cabins, campsites, and local inns, making it easy to turn race day into a weekend getaway. Weather in the forest can vary, so runners are encouraged to dress in layers and prepare for both sun and shade throughout the course.
About the Organizers
The Cook Forest 25K is hosted by a passionate group of local runners and volunteers committed to showcasing the beauty of their home trails. With a deep connection to the park and a focus on fostering community, this team has created a race that’s as heartfelt as it is hardcore.
Event's current local time: 4:15 AM ET
Join us for the 1st Annual “Love, Jill” Memorial Race, a 5K charity run and 1-mile walk through the streets of Beaver along the beautiful Ohio River on August 15, 2026. This event is held in loving memory of Jill Renee Littler, who passed away on September 22, 2025, after a courageous battle with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma.
Jill’s strength was forged long before her cancer diagnosis. At just 15 years old, she was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease, a fight she carried with her for 36 years. Through countless surgeries, hospital stays, treatments, and daily challenges, Jill faced her illness with quiet resilience, grit, and grace—never allowing it to define her or diminish the love she gave to others.
In early 2025, Jill was diagnosed with oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma. She approached this battle with the same determination and grace that defined her life. On May 2nd, Jill underwent major surgery that included extensive lymph node removal, partial mandible (jaw) removal, and complex reconstruction using a titanium plate, followed by reconstructive surgery. Her treatment continued with 33 rounds of radiation and multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Despite setbacks, severe side effects, and overwhelming physical challenges, Jill pushed forward with unwavering resolve, always focused on her family and the people she loved.
In August 2025, Jill was hospitalized after developing a blood clot in her lung. Following additional procedures, doctors discovered the cancer had spread. With love, clarity, and extraordinary courage, her family made the difficult decision to bring her home, where she passed peacefully surrounded by her loved ones on September 22, 2025. Race weekend falls on Jill’s birthday, making this gathering an especially meaningful celebration of her life.
Jill was the heart of her family and a bright light in the Beaver County community. She lived guided by the values she cherished—love of family, service to others, a strong work ethic, kindness, and gentle leadership. Whether as a coworker, friend, volunteer, or quiet supporter behind the scenes, Jill had a rare way of lifting people up. This event honors not only her memory, but the compassion, strength, and grace she shared so freely with everyone she met.
Participants may choose between a 5K run or a 1-mile fun walk. The event will also feature a Chinese auction and a 50/50 raffle.
All registered participants will receive a commemorative race t-shirt, available for pickup at the event.
Awards
Plaques awarded to the Top Overall Male and Female finishers
Medals awarded to the Top 3 Male and Female finishers in each age group:
15 & Under
16–19
20–29
30–39
40–49
50 & Over
Why “Love, Jill”?
Jill ended every note, message, and reminder the same way she lived her life—with love. To honor that legacy, her family created the annual “Love, Jill” Scholarship, transforming her signature into a lasting gift for young people in our community. Through this scholarship, Jill’s message continues to inspire future generations:
“I believe in you.”
We invite the entire Beaver County community to join us in celebrating Jill’s life, honoring her legacy, and showing her family just how deeply she was loved.
Register now for the fourth annual Run for Your Life 5K presented by the Run With Heart Foundation!
This beautiful course, which is a quick out and back, starts at the Kittanning YMCA onto the scenic Armstrong Trails. If you enjoy a fast, flat course for racing or just want a leisurely walk for 3.1 miles, this race is for you! Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome to participate. Pets and strollers are also encouraged!
Register by 9/25/2026 (date subject to change) and you will receive a long-sleeved tech shirt! All shirts not claimed by the start of the race, become property of the race. Awards will follow after the last participant crosses the finish line. Event is timed by Miles of Smiles.
The proceeds from this race will go towards paying for bystander CPR training. Greg Woodman and Vicki Williams are both alive and well thanks to bystander CPR. Without this lifesaving technique, these two individuals would not be with us. Join us in honoring their wish to encourage the public in learning CPR.
*Race day registration starts at 9:00am
Battles to Bikes Annual Fundraiser Ride - Sunday, August 16; 9:00 am on the Armstrong Trails. Begin and end at The Bike Lab - Kittanning 140 North Grant Ave Kittanning, Pa 16201
$50 registration fee per person
Kids 12 and under ride for free with an adult!
Registration includes:
One (1) beer from Elk Brewing Co.
Food provided at Elk Brewing Co. provided by The Allegheny Mariner
First eight (8) veterans to register who need a rental bike receive a waived rental fee (please contact Jim at The Bike Lab, this is first come first serve, 412-704-4367)
Three out-and-back distances: 6 miles, 10 miles, 22 miles (in honor of the roughly 22 veterans who commit suicide each day). Pick your distance, set your own pace! Option side trip to Buttermilk Falls.
50/50 raffle at The Bike Lab Kittanning!
THE BATTLES TO BIKES STORY:
For over 20 years, Jim Yurek (The Bike Lab owner) served his local western Pennsylvania communities as a police officer and in those decades, time and again he interacted with United States veterans in need. At the point he intercepted these American heroes, they were often deep in the throes of trauma, anguish and the feeling that America had forgotten about them. Many of these veterans struggled with mental illness, substance abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and physical injuries related to military combat. Following his retirement from law enforcement, Jim made a significant career change in 2021 and opened The Bike Lab.
Jim soon made friends with Drew, an Army veteran and bike enthusiast, and through the sharing of his harrowing military stories, spurred Jim’s quest to find a way to serve local veterans through The Bike Lab. The idea of Battles to Bikes was born.
In the fall of 2021, a small but passionate group joined forces as the Board of Directors for Battles to Bikes. The five-member Board is composed of business leaders, bike enthusiasts and local community members with a shared vision to serve the veterans of western Pennsylvania. One of the Board members is also an Army veteran. Drew serves as a Board Advisor.
In October 2022, Battles to Bikes was designated a 501c3 non-profit organization by the Internal Revenue Service. Starting out slow as many non-profits do, the initial funds of Battles to Bikes were raised through small raffles and a 62-mile paid-registration group bike ride event on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) in July 2022. Using an anonymous application process, Battles to Bikes – supported by The Bike Lab – was able to gift its first mountain bike, a Giant, to a local veteran on Saturday, November 12, 2022 in honor of Veterans Day.
In May 2023, Battles to Bikes presented a new Giant Cypress to our friends at Pittsburgh Warriors, a military service-connected hockey team for disabled veterans. Pittsburgh Warriors gifted the bicycle to veteran / Pittsburgh Warriors participant, Josh, who used his new rig to train for and participant in the July 2023 Healing Ride, a GAP trail ride from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C. Since the inception of Battles to Bikes, we have gifted over 12 bicycles to local veterans.
Be sure to watch the Battles to Bikes’ Facebook page for fundraising events and group rides!
Join GCXC Racing for the fourth annual Greenway Half Marathon, 10K & 5K on Sunday, October 4th, 2026.
All three courses run on the paved Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail and begin and finish at the Leetonia Trailhead. If you GPS One St. Peter Street, Leetonia, Ohio 44431 you will be able to see where the trail starts. As a reminder no parking at the trailhead on race day.
The Half Marathon begins at 8:00am. There is a 3-hour time limit for the half marathon.
The 10K & 5K begin at 8:15am.
All distances are professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing - Youngstown.
5K Water Stop (1.5 miles)
10K Water Stops (1.5 miles, 4.5 miles)
Half Marathon Water Stops (1.5, 3.3, 4.9, 6.5, 8.3, 9.8, and 11.6 miles)
Honey Stinger Energy Gel will be available on course.
Unique finisher medals and custom long sleeve shirts only guaranteed to those participants registered by September 4th. Optional hoodies also available.
Custom mugs for overall and age group winners of all distances! Awards will be presented as participants finish.
Participants will park at Leetonia High School and be bussed to the trailhead for the start of the race. Busses are available from 6:45am-7:40am. The address for Leetonia High School is: 450 Walnut Street, Leetonia, Ohio 44431. Please be aware that there will be no parking at the trailhead. The bus ride from the high school to the trail head is five minutes.
-Bussing will be available to take participants back to the high school after the race. Bussing will be available through 11:30am.
Family/Spectators can also park at Leetonia High School and will be bussed to the start line. There is NO PARKING at the start line.
Packet pick-up will take place at Leetonia High School from 6:30am-7:30am.
Restrooms available at the Leetonia trailhead.
Bag check tags will be handed out at registration. Tag your bag, carry on the shuttle with you and self-check it in at the gazebo at the start/finish.
Refreshments and snacks are available at the finish line.
Need a hotel? Click HERE for our host hotel (only a 22-minute drive from the race).
Erie Duathlon in support of the Erie Cancer Wellness Center. The Erie Cancer Wellness Center seeks to support and comfort individuals and families who are facing the impact of cancer. The programs offered by ECWC are free of charge to anyone who is living with a cancer diagnosis, who is caring for someone with cancer, has a loved one with cancer or has experienced a cancer related loss. ECWC welcomes all and strives to nurture and empower people living with cancer through their evidence-based healing classes, programs and services.
Thank you to our 2026 presenting sponsor, Northwest Bank!
The Erie Duathlon will be a 5K run, followed by a 20K bike, and finished with a 5K run. The race will begin and finish at Pleasant Ridge Park in Fairview and will consist of a course through the beautiful county roads surrounding the park in Fairview and Girard. The course is designed to engage the veteran racer but at the same time be achievable for the rookie or hobbyist. All are welcome! Athletes can compete as an individual or as a two-person relay (one runner and one cyclist). The 2025 Erie Duathlon will be capped at 170 registrations. We sold out last year so tell your friends to register early!
Join our cause! We invite you to create your own fundraising page to help raise important funds for the Erie Cancer Wellness Center. If you achieve $200 in pledges, you will receive a long sleeve Erie Duathlon tee! If you achieve $400 in pledges by August 1st, you will receive the long sleeve tee, AND a custom Erie Cancer Wellness Center cycling jersey!! Create your page today and engage your friends and family to support you in the Erie Duathlon!
NOTE: If Registering for a relay, one person will register, name the team and pay for the team. The second person will register on their own and join that team based on the team name.
The FCA "Stay the Course" 5K & 1-Mile takes place on Saturday, August 15th, 2026.
The event takes place at First Christian Church in Salem. The address is: 1151 E. 6th Street, Salem, Ohio 44460.
The 1-Mile begins at 8:15am and the 5K begins at 8:30am.
Registration includes a commemorative finisher medal, participant shirt and chip-timed bib number.
Both races are professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing - Youngstown.
For the race utilize the north Park swimming pool parking area. Race is located at Harmar Pavilion.
About the event
A classic cross country Race/Walk set on the trails of beautiful North Park near Pittsburgh. Partly on the Rachel Carson Trail and run at the beginning of foliage for the fall in Western Pennsylvania! This will be the 19th YEAR!!! of racing and helping to benefit an orphanage in the Philippines. Handmade bamboo medal awards. Folk dancing performance at end!
Race Start Times
20k @ 8:00 am
10k @ 9:30 am
5k @ 10:15 am
Race starts and ends at the North Harmar Pavilion.
There is no race participant parking at the Harmar Pavilion.
For the race utilize the North Park Swimming Pool parking lot and take a short walk (0.10 ~ 0.25 mile) to the Harmar Pavilion.