PHS PTO plans November 5K, fun run

Pleasant Home PTO will hold A Running Canvas, a 5K Color Run and a Kids’ Fun Run, on Fri., Nov. 13.

PTO volunteer Tracy Josey said the run will begin near the football field at 6 p.m.

Registration is $15, and participants must be registered by Oct. 31 to receive a T-shirt. There is a $5 registration fee for the Fun Run.

The PTO also will sell hamburger plates that evening for $7 each.

Forms are available at Pleasant Home School, and on The Star-News’ website.

They can be returned to the school or to Southeast Computer Zone.

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