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Participants from across the state tested their strength in a giant game of tug-of-war against a Boeing 757 jetliner — all to support Special Olympics Indiana.

The Special Olympics Colorado Plane Pull offers teams the opportunity to test their strength, while also raising funds and awareness of the work Special Olympics Colorado does in our community.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Have you ever thought about pulling an airplane? The Capital City has an event for you. Topekans will have the opportunity to flex their muscles with the Republic Airways 11th Annual Plane Pull hosted by the food and clothing pantry, Be Filled of South Topeka. Teams will compete to pull a Chinook […]

Throughout the week The Arkansas Law Enforcement Torch Run has stopped in different cities across the state, and Tuesday runners celebrated at Centennial Bank in Jonesboro.

The Special Olympics are profoundly special for Master Sgt. Amber Dunn of Galesburg, patrol officer with Illinois State Police. An ISP officer since 2010, the 47-year-old is the State Police coordinator (for all of Illinois) for the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR). The next four weeks will be the biggest time in Dunn’s […]

8 teams are getting set to pull a DHL A300 Plan 10 metres for Aoibheann's Pink Tie charity tomorrow, Friday 26th July. The event kicks off at 12noon.

Taylor Wiscons, director of development for Special Olympics Illinois’ Law Enforcement Torch Run, said Plane Pulls have been held at various locations in Illinois for the last 15 years. Lewis University hosted the first one in 2019 and a second in 2022.

INDIANAPOLIS--16 patients from Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital and other staff members at Ascension St. Vincent in Indianapolis pulled a 24-ton plane 15 feet Saturday afternoon at the Rep...

16 patients from Peyton Manning Children's Hospital showed off their strength today as they pulled a 24-ton plane15 feet.

16 patients from Peyton Manning Children's Hospital showed off their strength today as they pulled a 24-ton plane15 feet.