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Fitness festival returns to New Kensington, pumping up fun and fellowship - Vimarsana News

Fitness festival returns to New Kensington, pumping up fun and fellowship

Fitness can be fun. That’s the message from a New Kensington business owner promoting a fitness festival for all ages in downtown New Kensington. Cullen Maag, owner of BodyWork412 on Fifth Avenue, is the organizer of the annual NK5K Fitfest. This year, the physically themed event returns from 9 a.m.

Inaugural NK 5K FitFEST in New Kensington brings fitness groups to the city - Vimarsana News

Inaugural NK 5K FitFEST in New Kensington brings fitness groups to the city

A 5K race in New Kensington that grew into a fitness and wellness bonanza became more than what was hoped for, according to organizer Cullen Maag. The inaugural NK 5K FitFEST drew a few hundred people to the Westmoreland County city Sunday. “Pretty good crowd for a first-time formula,” said

New 5K grows into fitness festival in downtown New Kensington - Vimarsana News

New 5K grows into fitness festival in downtown New Kensington

An effort to organize a first-time 5K race in downtown New Kensington has grown into what promises to be a multifaceted fitness festival dedicated to health, nutrition and wellness. The NK 5K FitFEST will be Sunday, Sept. 4. Cullen Maag, owner of BodyWork412 on Fifth Avenue, hopes the festival will

Small shops in Alle-Kiski Valley go big on Small Business Saturday - Vimarsana News

Small shops in Alle-Kiski Valley go big on Small Business Saturday

Debbi Young has never gone Black Friday shopping. Instead, the Leechburg resident prefers to shop locally on Small Business Saturday. “It’s our tradition — when the boys go hunting, the girls go shopping,” Young said. “I grew up shopping for my clothes and everything in downtown Leechburg and I think