Posted on August 24, 2016
Author Michael Gallenberger, WKVI
Time’s running out for those taking part in Moving Starke County Forward’s summer walking challenge to log their miles.
“Starke County Walks to the Moon” wraps up on Labor Day. It gives residents the chance to win prizes by walking, running, biking, or taking part in another physical activity and keeping track of their progress.
So far, participants have accumulated over 9,250 miles, according to the organization. Arlene Noble has the most miles logged individually, while the Toto Trekkers continue to lead the team category. Organizers say that once the challenge ends and the miles are added up, the names of the winners will be placed on a plaque in the Starke Hospital lobby.
Moving Starke County Forward was formed in 2012 to improve the health of local residents. The county has consistently ranked near the bottom in state health rankings. For more information, visit Moving Starke County Forward’s Facebook page.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Moving Starke County Forward Announces Prize Drawing for Walking Challenge Participants
AuthorMichael Gallenberger, WKVI
Moving Starke County Forward is providing an incentive to help Starke County residents get active and stay healthy. Those who sign up to take part in this year’s walking challenge, “Starke County Walks to the Moon,” by this Friday will be entered into a drawing to win a Fitbit Flex.
The device can be used to track the number of steps a person’s taken. It also keeps track of the user’s weekly progress and allows that information to be shared with friends online.
Participants must live or work in Starke County to be eligible to win. Anyone who has already signed up for the walking challenge is already entered to win. The winner will be notified in mid-June.
Moving Starke County Forward was formed in 2012 to improve the health of local residents. The county has consistently ranked near the bottom in state health rankings.
If you would still like to sign up for this year’s Get Moving Challenge, fill out this form.
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