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Lace up your shoes for upcoming Forty Fort Cemetary run,walk

By Julia PriestChris Bohinski,

1 days ago

PA live! (WBRE) — Lace up your running, and walking, shoes for the Run/Walk Through History, or Die Trying event!

With more about the Forty Fort Cemetery Inaugural 5K/10K Walk happening on Saturday are race Committee Members Jill Matthews and Jim Paddock, and Local Historian Tony Brooks in a sponsored segment with the Forty Fort Cemetery Association.

For further information, you can give the Race Director a call at (570) 852-7176, call the cemetery at (570) 287-5214, pay them a visit at 20 River Street in Forty Fort, or go online.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to PAhomepage.com.

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