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Has It Really Sprung?

Submitted by Michael Byrd on April 5, 2011 - 3:53pm
Macro photo of flower.

Every day I drive up Senator Hwy on my way home from the office and get to read the message on the old Senator Hwy Drive-In sign that was restored a year or so ago. You might have noticed it, too. The latest message is no doubt a quip on our frenetic spring weather. 80 degree days followed by cold and rain. Welcome to spring!

Run for the Creeks: Mark Your Calendar!

Submitted by Ann-Marie Benz on October 7, 2010 - 10:39am
Runners traverse the start gate at Run for the Creeks.

The 3rd Annual Run for the Creeks is being planned for August 27th, 2011.

Congratulations Terri Farneti!

Submitted by Ann-Marie Benz on October 1, 2010 - 8:35am
Google Street View of Papa's in the Pines

Terri Farneti is the winner of the Post-Run Survey drawing for a gift certificate to Papa's in the Pines. Thanks to all of you who gave us feedback to make the Run better next year.

Thanks to Run for the Creeks Sponsors!

Submitted by Ann-Marie Benz on September 21, 2010 - 3:20pm
Orange t-shirt with list of event sponsors.

The support of these sponsors allows Prescott Creeks with its mission to promote, protect and celebrate the ecological integrity of riparian systems and associated wetlands in the central Arizona watersheds through conservation, restoration and education. It also gives us the opportunity to help people connect to an important resource – their creeks and lakes.

Run for the Creeks Adds One-of-a-Kind Event

Submitted by Ann-Marie Benz on August 18, 2010 - 10:38am
Handing out water to runners.

As part of this year’s Run for the Creeks, a 2-mile Invitational race will be held at Willow Lake Park starting at 7:30AM on Saturday, August 28. This will take place prior to the Run for the Creeks 10K, 5K and 1K races. The fastest local runners have been invited based on their running accomplishments.

Run for the Creeks: Connect to the Outdoors

Submitted by Ann-Marie Benz on August 18, 2010 - 10:37am
Line of runners against mountain backdrop with overcast sky.

The President’s America's Great Outdoors Initiative reminds us:

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