Hannah Boles – Activities Co-Chair Hannah Boles is a wife, a nurse and a dog mom to two wonderful black labs. Hannah is from Forsyth County and currently resides in Pfafftown, where she has lived for the past five years. Hannah started running when she was 12 years old. Her uncle Mike put together the first Winston-Salem Rescue Mission 5K, ...
My name is: Eddie Wooten, but I’m also known as the Running Shorts guy. Myself in a nutshell: Married and father of two adult sons—Will, with daughter-in-law Briana, and Joe. Sports editor for the Winston-Salem Journal and the News & Record in Greensboro. Filed my first story for the Farmville Enterprise in August 1976 at age 13; 43rd year in ...
We’re getting there! The “return to normal” continues to progress for TCTC and most other things in our lives. In person racing is back on the calendar. Activities are being scheduled. Group runs are growing in number. It feels good.As we’ve continuously adapted and learned over the past 16 months, we’ve been fortunate to have access to information from numerous ...
Bill Gibbs – Race Timing For Bill Gibbs, it all began with a bet and a $20 prize. In 1994, a friend bet Bill that he could run faster than him To prove his speed, Bill entered the Planters for Fitnuts race—a precursor to the Beat the Heat race. He won a prize—$20—and gained a community. The racing season has ...
Latisha J. Alford – Member at LargeLatisha is a new member of the Twin City Track Club and its board. She came to Winston-Salem by way of Winston-Salem State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in management information systems and accounting. She later earned a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting from Gardner Webb University ...