Race opens up more half marathon slots
The St. Luke's Half Marathon will open 100 more race slots Monday.
Each spot costs $100 as part of the funds raised to support St. Luke's Mobile Youth Health Centers, a division of St. Luke's Community Health.
The half marathon closed Feb. 3 with 4,000 entrants.
The race, now in its 26th year, is set for Sunday, April 29.
It's the largest single-day participatory athletic event in the Lehigh Valley.
The run is produced by the Lehigh Valley Road Runners.
Entries are still available for the St. Luke’s Youth Run on Saturday, April 28 at 3 p.m. in downtown Allentown. Parents can register their children at http://stlukeshalfmarathon.com/youth-run/.
The St. Luke’s mobile units provide free medical and dental care to local middle school and high school students who might not otherwise receive treatment.
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