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Charlotte Marathon raises nearly $500,000 for Hemby Children's Hospital - Vimarsana News

Charlotte Marathon raises nearly $500,000 for Hemby Children's Hospital

The Novant Health Charlotte Marathon just made its largest donation in race history. The Charlotte Marathon has raised nearly $500,000 for the children’s hospital over the last 10 years. “Like Tim Rhodes our race director, always says, it’s healthy bodies and a healthy community,” said Betsy Zarzour, coordinator with Team Hemby.

Source: yahoo.com
He was the first Black man to run a sub-4:00 mile. Now he's leading others on their first mile ever. – WSOC TV - Vimarsana News

He was the first Black man to run a sub-4:00 mile. Now he's leading others on their first mile ever. – WSOC TV

In a race to capture history, it first started with a single step.

Source: wsoctv.com
Runners gather in Uptown for Novant Health's 19th Charlotte marathon - Vimarsana News

Runners gather in Uptown for Novant Health's 19th Charlotte marathon

Dozens of people put on their running shoes and headed to Uptown for the 19th annual Novant Health Charlotte marathon on Saturday.

Source: yahoo.com
McDonald's franchise owner paved way for others. Now he's giving back at Charlotte Pride. - Vimarsana News

McDonald's franchise owner paved way for others. Now he's giving back at Charlotte Pride.

Jason Saylor owns eight McDonald’s stores in the Charlotte metro area. He said the fast food chain played a big role in his coming out.

Source: yahoo.com
Health officials worry about potential tripledemic this holiday season - Vimarsana News

Health officials worry about potential tripledemic this holiday season

A possible collision is worrying health care officials. A rough flu season, an increase in RSV, and the ever-looming threat of COVID-19 could lead to what's being called a tripledemic. What should people know to keep themselves safe this holiday season?

Source: wfae.org