Congratulations, Scott, on being named today's Village Pride Award honoree on WCHL radio. Not sure if they give plasma TVs or iPhones, but you deserve both!! Here's the media link to listen to the clip from the station. http://switchboard.real.com/player/email.html?PV=6.0.12&&title=vpaward&link=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wchl1360.com%2Fmp3%2Fvillagepride%2Fvpaward.mp3

So we thought we would invite you to play a game. Below we have listed interesting facts (or fiction) from Scott's run.. Can you guess the right answers? Fact or Fiction From Adventures of Little Runner Boy a) Scott consumed about 2880 ounces or 22.5 gallons of liquid on this run. b) Scott ran through 5 pair of running shoes and 13 pair of running socks and 1 pair of perfectly good feet. c) Scott ran for a total of 132 hours to complete the run. d) While running Scott burned 98,784 c… Continue

I thought it might be interesting to some of you what a typical day in the life of running across the state of North Carolina entails. 5am (LRB)--Get up, make sure legs are still there. Make sure legs still work. Make legs work and get you to bathroom (Support team) Get up. Grumble at runner for making you have to get up at 5am :) Make coffee, go get coffee, steal coffee, bribe for coffee, sell your first born for coffee. 5:10 (LRB)take shower, get dressed, pop blisters that grew in t… Continue

Congratulations to Scott Adams, who successfully completed his running journey across the state of North Carolina, finishing at 2:20 p.m. Friday, June 13. Presently, Scott is enjoying a meal hosted by friends and plans to update us soon on the details of his last day's trek. In speaking briefly with Scott, he wished to thank his friends and family for their invaluable support that held him up through many a mile, one foot in front of the other. We are all so proud and inspired by this accompli… Continue

I must be honest. This morning was hard. I am not sure whether it was the knowing that I was only two days away from finishing or whether I truly hit some plateau. My arms seemed achy. My right leg forced me to grimace with each step because of an Achilles problem and a knee problem. Mentally, I was tired; I was unable to focus on anything but a long day of painful strikes for each step. This is not the way to get through a tough day. One cannot focus on the difficulties that one is facing by ma… Continue