Pine, Arizona (United States of America) - "Pine Trail Run". Welcome to the 6th Annual Pine Trail Run, located in the beautiful town of Pine, AZ. This annual event raises funds to improve the health of the forest by adding new sustainable trails, improving existing trails, and educating the public in wildfire prevention through the Firewise Garden and Fire Interpretive Trail. The mission is to reduce the risk of catastrophic fire in and around the Rim Country communities of Pine and Strawberry. The race courses run along the Mogollon Rim at about 6,000 ft. elevation, mostly on trails built and maintained by the PSFR trail crew and the Arizona Trail Association. The PSFR crew works year-round maintaining and improving the Pine area trails in the Tonto National Forest. All runners will park at the dirt lot just 0.25 miles southwest of Pine Trailhead and will be bused to the start line. There will be a porta-potty available. Information regarding the 50K cutoff at each aid station is listed on the website. All finished runners will be shuttled between the trailhead, barn, and dirt lot until 12 a.m. Camping is available in the arena near the barn for race weekend (4 p.m. Friday to 4 p.m. Sunday). There are only 15 spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis with a minimal fee, and free camping is available in the Tonto National Forest adjacent to the parking area. More information can be found on the website. All 5K and 10-mile runners will receive a free breakfast, and all 50K runners will receive a free dinner. Runners in all races will also have the option to purchase extra breakfasts and dinners for themselves and friends during online registration only ($11 for breakfast and $13 for dinner). Packet pickup will be available Friday evening at the Red Barn and at the parking area on Saturday morning. All participants will have their choice of either a commemorative tech t-shirt or a hat. To be guaranteed a shirt or technical running cap, you must register online by April 27, 2025. Participants must be at least six years old for the 5K, 10 years old for the 10-mile race, and 12 years old for the 50K on race day to register. The event will take place rain or shine, and no credits or refunds will be issued for cancellations. The 5K race starts at 7:30 a.m. at Pine Trailhead and finishes at Pine Trailhead. The 10-mile race starts at 8 a.m. at Camp Lomia and finishes at the barn located behind Old County Inn. The 50K race starts at 6 a.m. at Pine Trailhead and finishes at the barn located behind Old County Inn. Top awards will be presented. www.ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=122512

Paradise, Utah (United States of America) - "Crossover Half". A half marathon that is a 'crossover' from roads towards trails with this out-n-back course being run on dirt/gravel roads in the foothills and canyon of southern Cache Valley, UT. It begins with the first half being a gradual uphill climb with a few steeper sections and then having a fast second half back to the finish. The course offers beautiful views both ways. It also has the aid station support along the course like a typical road race would have. Take on this new half marathon experience and see why others are loving it! www.distancegeek.com/crossover-half

Ashburn, Virginia (United States of America) - "Cloud Run and Community Festival". The Cloud Run celebrates the data center industry in this region and seeks to build connections between data center professionals, jobseekers, and our neighbors in the community. While held at a warmer time of the year, the Cloud Run commemorates International Data Center Day. The Cloud Run is where the data center industry and our local community come together as one. The Cloud Run & Community Festival is a fun annual event that brings together IT professionals, neighbors, charities, students and families to learn more about our global-leading industry. Did you know that every educational, entertainment and professional digital communication has a physical location for storage? “The cloud” lives inside data centers, and our industry works every day to keep pace with demand, and strives for uptime reliability of 99.999%. The 7x24 Exchange DC Chapter comprises the professionals who design, construct, maintain, and staff these centers, so you can enjoy all aspects of your connected life. On Saturday, May 10, 2025 the 7x24 DC Chapter is hosting the third annual Cloud Run and Community Festival in Ashburn, VA. Not only will you and your children enjoy a 5K run/walk and 1-mile fun run around "Data Center Alley", you can explore the Data Center Discovery Zone, Kid Zone, and Community Festival! Shop from local vendors, eat local food, and enjoy the hands-on learning stations about Data Centers, including the five nines of reliability, and the numerous career paths available in the data center industry. Participants of all ages and academic levels will have the chance to meet Data Center experts to talk about skills/traits, scholarships, internships, trade programs, and other pathways to enter this lucrative industry while engaging in fun hands-on activities. After the race, there will be a post-race party with food trucks, a vendor expo, and music. Please plan on spending the day with us for you and the whole family. www.runsignup.com/Race/VA/Ashburn/TheCloudRun