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Turkey trot, Thanksgiving
Turkey trot forecast: Where Thanksgiving runners should brace for the elements
Follow USA TODAY's Wednesday coverage of the Thanksgiving 2024 weather forecast and travel updates. ARLINGTON, Va. − Some of the millions of Americans planning to run or walk those iconic turkey trots this Thanksgiving Day ahead of those big holiday meals should be bracing for bitter cold or otherwise foul conditions.
TURKEY TROT: What to know about the 30th annual Thanksgiving race
The Turkey Trot is the largest Thanksgiving 5K in Missouri, attracting more than 7,000 participants annually. The race travels through downtown Springfield and the Missouri State University campus. The route is listed below. The race begins at 8 a.m. near the Springfield Expo Center.
Here's what to know ahead of Ames' first Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning
The first Ames Turkey Trot 5k will take runners through some of the best parts of town on Thanksgiving, including downtown and Brookside Park. The inaugural event will start at 9 a.m. on Thursday, giving families plenty of time to rest up for their hearty holiday meals.
Why we eat turkey on Thanksgiving, according to history
Why is Thanksgiving traditionally associated with turkey and other specific foods? We asked a history expert why we eat what we do on the holiday.
How (and why) the Turkey Trot made Thanksgiving one of America's favorite days to run
For 2024, it will partner with 22 different Thanksgiving Day turkey trots and half marathons held in 12 states around the country. Tens of thousands of runners are expected to participate, and that’s likely just a small fraction of those planning to run before they eat on Thursday.
Here's why US And Canada celebrate Thanksgiving Day on different dates
Canada and the United States both celebrate Thanksgiving to express gratitude, but there are some major differences in how these neighbouring countries mark the occasion. This infographic highlights the key differences between Canadian and American Thanksgiving traditions.
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Unpacking the 'Turkey Trot:' the name, origin and how we use it today
From farming practices to dances, the phrase "turkey trot" has been used for several things over the past two centuries.
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Thousands gearing up for longtime Tallahassee Thanksgiving tradition 'Turkey Trot'
As of Wednesday afternoon, nearly 6,000 neighbors were signed up for the Turkey Trot, one of Tallahassee's biggest ...
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Turkey Trot races ahead with record sign-ups, with last spots ready to be gobbled up
The Turkey Trot is happening on Thanksgiving rain or shine! There are a record-breaking number of sign-ups this year.
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Here’s how you can participate in the Whitney Point Turkey Trot
Participants are encouraged to come dressed in costume as well for prizes. “We walk down through the middle of the Main ...
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Which streets will be closed for Durham Turkey Trots on Thanksgiving? See race routes
The race starts at 8 a.m. There will be limited parking at M&F Corporate Center and Foster’s Market on Durham-Chapel Hill ...
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Silicon Valley Turkey Trot: Thousands expected for 20th annual Thanksgiving race
Billed as the largest Thanksgiving Day race in the country, San Jose’s Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot is set to ...
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Discover Six Iconic Turkey Trot Routes Perfect for Thanksgiving Morning
The year is 1896 and in Buffalo, New York, the local YMCA is hosting an 8K cross country race on Thanksgiving Day. Although ...
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A Turkey Trot and Holiday Parade Deliver Local Cheer for Thanksgiving Weekend
After celebrating Thanksgiving, Fresno area residents can partake in Thanksgiving runs, comedy shows, and charity walks.
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Thousands gearing up for longtime Tallahassee tradition 'Turkey Trot'
By Wednesday afternoon, nearly 6,000 neighbors were signed up for the Turkey Trot, one of Tallahassee's biggest Thanksgiving traditions.
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