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IDAHO FALLS – Over 300 enthusiastic participants took to the streets of Idaho Falls on Friday, July 17, for the College of Eastern Idaho Foundation's annual event, The Great Race for Education. This year's theme, the Valhalla Edition, added an exciting twist, drawing in 19 competitive teams from various local organizations and communities.
The race not only showcased the spirit of competition but also emphasized the importance of education in the region. Participants engaged in a series of fun and challenging activities, all designed to promote teamwork and camaraderie. Spectators lined the streets, cheering on their favorite teams as they raced through obstacles and completed tasks that tested their skills and creativity.
The event served as a significant fundraiser for the College of Eastern Idaho, with proceeds going directly to support educational programs and scholarships for students. The Great Race for Education continues to be a highlight of the community calendar, fostering a sense of unity and commitment to education in Idaho Falls.
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