Calling all runners, joggers and walkers! Saturday, October 5th is the Evansville Half Marathon and we want to make sure you’re fueled by the best beats on your way to the finish line. Whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or tackling your first 13 miles, the right music can make all the difference in keeping your energy high and your spirits up.
That’s why we’re asking you to help us put together the ultimate Evansville Half Marathon playlist. We’re looking for the favorite songs that get your blood pumping, your feet moving, and your mind focused. You know, the songs that give you that extra boost of motivation when you need it most.
Fill out this short form to submit your song for our half marathon playlist
In addition to the right music, the support of friends and family can be a huge motivator for Evansville Half Marathon participants, so we want you to help us do that, too.
Here you have the opportunity to record a special message – a greeting, a word of encouragement, an inspirational quote, etc. – for the half marathon participants. It can be for a specific person or simply for everyone who hears it during the event. This is also very easy to do. You can find the instructions below.
How to transmit audio data via the MY105.3 app
- Download the app
- Open the app
- Tap the three lines in the upper left corner to open a menu
- Select “Send Photo/Video/Audio”
- Fill out the form, then tap Select and submit media now.
- Select “Record short audio clip”
- Tap the Record button and do your thing
- Finally, tap “Send” and you’re ready to go!
Learn why active play is important at the YWCA in downtown Evansville
118 Vine St, Evansville, IN, United States, Indiana.
Gallery Credits: Liberty
See how downtown Evansville has changed over the years
I find it fascinating to look back at how things used to be. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad I live in the present day. It’s pretty convenient that we can get any question answered in seconds or order virtually anything we want or need and have it delivered to our doorstep. But it’s also fun to see how things have evolved around us. As an Evansville native who has spent a fair amount of time in downtown Evansville (that’s where the station is), I’ve always appreciated the older architecture of the buildings in the area. So I dug into the Willard Library Archives to see what some of these areas look like now compared to back then. Some have changed a little, some quite a lot, and some don’t even exist anymore. Check it out.
Gallery credit: Ryan O’Bryan
