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Runners zip across the prairie

They came, they saw, they put in some mileage. The 2026 edition of Race the Reserve lured 350 runners out to the prairie Saturday for a fundraiser devoted to funneling money to Coupeville’s next graduating class. From out of that pack, 152 competitors participated in the 5K, with 106 hitting the tape in the 10K […]

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