Soldotna is a beautiful, vital, growing city with a lot to offer to residents and visitors alike. In the summer check out our elevated boardwalks, river fishing, camping, canoeing, wildlife viewing, bike trails, and hiking.
In the winter, you can enjoy world-class ski trails, snow machining, snow shoeing, or ice skating at our Olympic-size hockey rink.
The Soldotna Sports Center and Soldotna Public Library offer a variety of year-round events and activities that bring our community together.
The Squamish Youth Triathlon offers kids and young adults the opportunity to experience the sport of triathlon in a positive environment. The distances are much shorter than those in adult triathlons and most kids are fit enough to finish successfully and have fun at the same time.
Mark and Deanna, a husband and wife team have been involved in the running world for over 30 years. They started off running competitively in high school and continued onto college level competition. Today they enjoy endurance events of all sorts on foot, bike or skis. They have three teens that are involved in high school athletics and can be seen on the cross country course or track meet.
LIVING HERE:
Sacramento is a great place to live! It is our goal to provide information that is useful to our citizens and that enhances their lives. Find out how to enjoy all Sacramento has to offer.
BUSINESS:
The City of Sacramento applauds businesses with stakes in our community. Sacramento is a strategic location for many companies – small and large – not only because of its central Northern California location, but also because it’s the state’s capital.
The mission of the March of Dimes is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality. Founded in 1938, the March of Dimes funds programs or research, community services, education, and advocacy to help give every baby a healthy start.
The San Felipe Lions Club is a group of service-minded men and women who are interested in doing volunteer work to improve their communities. Membership is by invitation. If you’re interested in being invited to join an existing Lions club, go to our Web site and select “Find a Club.” Contact a club near you and express your interest in becoming a member. Their mission is to empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions clubs.
Floridians are increasingly feeling the effects of diabetes as thousands of people suffer from the disease, and many others may have diabetes and not know it! It is estimated that one out of every three children born after 2000 in the United States will be directly affected by diabetes. The American Diabetes Association’s Orlando-Maitland office is committed to educating the public about how to stop diabetes and support those living with diabetes.
Competitive Timing is a race timing company, race organizer and chip timing services. We also organize and host community events like the Whitefish WAG Race, Legacy Race and Turkey Trot. Through these events and others, we have donated over $8000.00 in cash, over a thousand pounds of food and many personnel hours. We use a combination of Ipico Sports timing equipment with Finish Lynx photo and video equipment. Tents, PA systems, inflatable arch, flagging and results kiosk are just a few of the things we can bring to your finish line.
The National MS Society is a collective of passionate individuals who want to do something about MS now—to move together toward a world free of multiple sclerosis. MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn’t.
• We are moving research forward by relentlessly pursuing prevention, treatment and cure.
• We are moving to reach out and respond to individuals, families and communities living with multiple sclerosis.
• We are moving politicians and legislation to champion the needs of people with MS through activism, advocacy and influence.
• We are moving to mobilize the millions of people who want to do something about MS now.
Breckenridge’s rich history is full of gold finds and mining, exploration and adventure, brothels and saloons, booms and busts. Founded in 1859 by a small group of prospectors, the town’s Gold Rush brought droves of settlers seeking their fortunes. Though not all found gold, each discovered the beauty of the Tenmile Range and the bounty of the landscape.
Breckenridge was inadvertently left off a U.S. map in the mid-1800s and became known as “Colorado’s Kingdom” until the mistake was discovered nearly a half a century later. Today, the community embraces this unique aspect of its past with Kingdom Days, a celebration of Breckenridge’s heritage. Those first settlers did more than erect a bustling town; they put their stamp on town history. And, as with Breckenridge townsfolk of today, the early settlers lived lives full of stories worth telling.