Doomsday Hill is one of the most feared parts of the Bloomsday course. You're already feeling the effects of about 4 miles under your belt and then you have a giant hill to climb.
Being a Bloomie can pay off some more this weekend if you're wanting to check out the local zoo.
For many, running in Bloomsday is a family tradition. One Spokane teen has created a tradition of his own, that's even caught the attention of Bloomsday organizers.
Bloomsday is right around the corner, and organizers have a few race day reminders for runners.
Bloomsday is about a month away and a panel of Bloomsday sponsors and organizers have announced which Bloomsday Corporate Cup teams registered with the best team names.
SPOKANE, Wash - The registration deadline for Bloomsday is coming up on April 21.
SPOKANE, Wash.- This year Bloomsday's official charity is Second Harvest. Together both organizations have the mission to promote healthy living through physical fitness and nutrition education.
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