Running

In the bygone age of black-and-white television, there was a dime-store comic book superhero whose feats of derring-do eventually made it onto the modern day movie screen. Newspaper reporter Clark Kent would duck into a […]

Word quickly reached a lot of serious track people in January that Josh Izewski was one of only two American-born runners to be rated in Track and Field News’ U.S. top 15 end-of-year lists for […]

Back in the day, they ran like the wind and were all business. Now, a generation or two later, they can talk up a storm yet it’s anything but serious. We’re referring to a half-dozen […]

When Donna Gardner Rowland and her husband, Charlie, recently completed a 10-day ascent through the storied Annapurna mountain range in Nepal, it represented one of several physical elevation peaks in her adult life. Yet there […]

How lucky has the Bucks County Roadrunners Club’s Winter Series been with the weather this season? Well, last Sunday the Polar Bear 8-Miler at Tyler State Park began, as usual, at 9 a.m. By 11, […]

    “Do as I say, not as I do” is an adage Dr. Anabelle Broadbent will never have to utter. That’s because the brilliant food scientist, Ph.D. and nationally-ranked runner from Perkasie not only talks […]

What do you do when you’re a runner and your older brother finishes eighth in the United States Olympic Team Marathon Trials to gain national attention? You forge your own path, that’s what. While Yardley’s […]

It’s an early sub-freezing Sunday morning and Karen Delaney Wheeler is lining up with about 400 other runners for the start of a weekly race. The competition is the official kickoff to another Winter Series […]

Running is such a visual experience and until the invention of the cellphone camera, almost all the images were left to the mind’s eye. Bob Richey, athlete extraordinaire, was way ahead of all the technology […]