Half-marathon runner Evie Ranslem-Parsons gets emotional as she crosses the finish line during the 10th annual Monument Marathon and receives her medal from Platte Valley Bank CEO Hod Kosman.
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Jennifer Reisig, Platte Valley Companies' Monument Marathon race director and WNCC Foundation director, observes different activities on race day at Monument Marathon. Saturday's Platte Valley Companies' Monument Marathon marked the 10th annual marathon, which is now made up of four events: a full marathon, half-marathon, half-marathon relay and a 5K.
The Star-Herald compiled a few clips from the Saturday, Sept. 25 Platte Valley Companies' Monument Marathon. The marathon marked its 10th year, with more than 430 runners in four events.
Volunteers point a runner in the right direction on Country Club Road during the Monument Marathon on Saturday, Sept. 25.
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Amber Mozet runs down the Wildcat Hills during the Monument Marathon on Saturday, Sept. 25.
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"Uncle Sean Won!" One race fan gets support cheering for a Monument Marathon runner Saturday.
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Half-marathon runner Sharon Lease gets a high five from a young fun along Country Club Road during the Monument Marathon on Saturday, Sept. 25.
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Tom Rohrick, one of the founding members of the Platte Valley Companies' Monument Marathon, ran in the half-marathon this year. Rohrick is joined by Joe Rohrer, who is a Scottsbluff Police Department investigator, as the two come down the finish line chute Saturday.
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Family of one of the runners in the Monument Marathon hold up signs as they wait for him to pass them on Country Club on Saturday, Sept. 25.
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Competitors (l-r) Vanita Meyer, Darcia Boche and Chelsea Hibben approach the one-mile mark of the half-marathon race near the intersection of Five Rocks Road and Oregon Trail Road.
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Runners competing in the Monument Marathon make their way down the Wild Cat Hills at the beginning of the 2021 race.
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Thirteen runners were recognized Saturday for running all 10 years in the Monument Marathon.
Half-marathon runner Evie Ranslem-Parsons gets emotional as she crosses the finish line during the 10th annual Monument Marathon and receives her medal from Platte Valley Bank CEO Hod Kosman.
Jennifer Reisig, Platte Valley Companies' Monument Marathon race director and WNCC Foundation director, observes different activities on race day at Monument Marathon. Saturday's Platte Valley Companies' Monument Marathon marked the 10th annual marathon, which is now made up of four events: a full marathon, half-marathon, half-marathon relay and a 5K.
