Bicycle Man News Today

A total of 32 local families and 80 care center residents received gifts and groceries through this year's Share Your Christmas effort.

A family friend of Moses Mathis "the Bicycle Man" is keeping his legacy alive this holiday season.

A family friend says she's stepping up to carry on the legacy of the Bicycle Man by reigniting the program in Fayetteville.

Bryan D. Johnson, 24, of Fayetteville, is an educator with the Department of Defense Education Activity. Heres what else you should know about him.

For years, cyclist Perry Williams pedaled on roads throughout Sampson County, North Carolina and beyond to promote healthy living while fighting diabetes.

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The DeKalb County Sheriffs Office said Leon McClung, known as the Bicycle Man, gathers used bicycles and works on them until they are in good working condition and look good

After the Bicycle Man’s death, his wife kept her promise and continued his legacy but is now struggling to find volunteers for the final giveaway.

After the death of the "Bicycle Man," his wife continued his legacy for 9 years, but is now ready to end the 32-year bicycle donation project.