by sydney | Dec 16, 2020 | Born & Raced In Nebraska, Cornfield Cornfield, Harvest Moon Hustle, Leprechaun Chase, Uncategorized
Help save lives and veg out this holiday season! Donate blood with local Nebraska Community Blood Bank (NCBB) this December and be entered to win a 55” smart TV or a $50 Netflix gift card. Plus, as a thank-you gift for donors who give blood around the winter holidays,...
by sydney | Nov 23, 2020 | Born & Raced In Nebraska, Cornfield Cornfield, Harvest Moon Hustle, Leprechaun Chase, Partner Highlight, Pink Gorilla Events
Born to Run in 2021 Even The Boss himself would agree that has a natural ring to it, don’t you think? 2020 has taken its toll on all of us to varying degrees and the stir-craziness of winter – shorter days, chillier temps, cold symptoms, icy roads, comfort-food comas...
by sydney | Nov 18, 2020 | Born & Raced In Nebraska, Cornfield Cornfield, Harvest Moon Hustle, Leprechaun Chase, Partner Highlight, Pink Gorilla Events
Nebraska Community Blood Bank (NCBB) is BRIN’s Charity of Choice. The need for blood doesn’t stop for a holiday, or for a pandemic. Patients in local hospitals need blood, and only eligible blood donors can fill the need. As a thank-you gift for donors who give blood...
by Pink Gorilla | May 14, 2019 | Cornfield Cornfield, Partner Highlight
This is a guest blog post written by Venue at Werner Park. You can learn more about Venue at Werner Park here. ** Hey runners and readers! Today, we are here to provide you with helpful tips as you gear up for the big race! Getting prepared for a big race can be...
by Pink Gorilla | Jul 24, 2018 | Born & Raced In Nebraska, Cornfield Cornfield, Partner Highlight
This is a guest blog post written by Kaylee Jessen, Intern at Madonna. You can find more information about Madonna here. ** How many times have you heard the words ‘carb-overload’ when talking about training for a race? Have you ever heard of fat loading? While...
by Pink Gorilla | Jun 18, 2018 | Cornfield Cornfield
As race day gave way to Father’s day, I found myself comparing running and race directing. I’ve considered the notion before, but never really thought much about it, but both are a family affair. Crossing a finish line as a runner or organizing an event for thousands...
