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More than 1,300 Women Participate in Heart and Sole

Apr. 23 2018

More than 1,300 women participated in the Lexington Medical Center Heart and Sole Women's Five Miler on Saturday, April 21 in Columbia. Heart and Sole raises awareness that heart disease is the #1 killer of women and celebrates the power of a healthy lifestyle. This year's event featured a new start time and new course. For a list of race results, visit HeartAndSoleRun.com. We hope to see you at the Start Line next year!

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Women's Services

More than 1,300 Women Participate in Heart and Sole

Apr. 23 2018

More than 1,300 women participated in the Lexington Medical Center Heart and Sole Women's Five Miler on Saturday, April 21 in Columbia. Heart and Sole raises awareness that heart disease is the #1 killer of women and celebrates the power of a healthy lifestyle. This year's event featured a new start time and new course. For a list of race results, visit HeartAndSoleRun.com. We hope to see you at the Start Line next year!

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