Catherine Summers sets Freedom 5 Run in Angola on Fourth of July

Freedom 5 Run in Angola will be at Crooked Lake on Fourth of July, with 5-mile and 5K run or walk options and July 2nd registration.

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Catherine Summers sets Freedom 5 Run in Angola on Fourth of July

Catherine Summers says the Freedom 5 Run will take place in Angola at Crooked Lake on Fourth of July, giving residents a holiday option built around a 5-mile run or walk and a 5K run or walk. The event is dedicated to people who currently serve and have previously served.

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Prospective participants must register by July 2nd, a deadline that falls before race day and leaves only a short window for anyone deciding whether to take part. Summers and Abbi Rieff discussed the 5K race on WANE 15's First News.

Crooked Lake on Fourth of July

The setting places the run inside Angola's Fourth of July observance rather than beside it. That gives the event a clear holiday role: runners and walkers can choose a course length while joining a gathering tied to the 250th birthday of the nation.

The race is also framed as a holiday alternative alongside hot dogs, fireworks, and flags. That mix matters for anyone deciding whether to spend part of the day on the course or at the usual celebration, because the event is designed to fit into the day rather than replace it.

5-mile and 5K options

Participants can choose between two distances, and each distance allows either running or walking. That keeps the event open to different fitness levels without changing the core purpose of the race.

Summers represented the 5K race, and her appearance with Rieff put the registration step ahead of race day. For anyone planning to take part, the practical sequence is simple: decide on the 5-mile or 5K option, then sign up by July 2nd.

Servicemembers honored in Angola

The race is dedicated to those who currently serve and have previously served in the protection of liberties and freedoms. That purpose sits alongside the holiday format, so the event is both a tribute and a community run in the same morning.

How many people will take part has not been stated, which leaves the registration deadline as the clearest indicator of how quickly organizers want commitments in before Fourth of July. For Angola residents weighing a holiday plan, the decision point is already set.

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