Logan Anderson, 6, approaches the finish line alongside his father Ryan Anderson, 42, as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the ƵStep Up for Sleep 5K,Ƶ on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
First place female finisher Harper Corrigan, 12, approaches the finish line as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the ƵStep Up for Sleep 5K,Ƶ on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
First place finisher Mason Lewis, 17, of Hurricane, prepares for the run as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the "Step Up for Sleep 5K," on Saturday, August 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
Second place finisher Jonathan Fee leads the race from the starting line as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the "Step Up for Sleep 5K," on Saturday, August 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
Jimmy Cunningham, 54, of Hurricane approaches the finish line as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the "Step Up for Sleep 5K," on Saturday, August 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
Logan Anderson, 6, approaches the finish line alongside his father Ryan Anderson, 42, as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the ƵStep Up for Sleep 5K,Ƶ on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
First place female finisher Harper Corrigan, 12, approaches the finish line as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the ƵStep Up for Sleep 5K,Ƶ on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
First place finisher Mason Lewis, 17, of Hurricane, prepares for the run as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the "Step Up for Sleep 5K," on Saturday, August 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
Second place finisher Jonathan Fee leads the race from the starting line as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the "Step Up for Sleep 5K," on Saturday, August 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
Jimmy Cunningham, 54, of Hurricane approaches the finish line as Wake Up Narcolepsy conducts its first fundraiser, the "Step Up for Sleep 5K," on Saturday, August 3, 2024, in Barboursville.
BARBOURSVILLE Ƶ The first Step Up For Sleep event for Wake Up Narcolepsy in West Virginia took place Saturday morning in Barboursville.
Wake Up Narcolepsy provides national narcolepsy advocacy and funds research into its causes, prevention, treatments and a cure while increasing education and understanding among the public, according to its website.
The family-friendly 5K run and 2-mile walk event brought together participants and people with narcolepsy and other sleep disorders and their families. The event also featured lunch, and a presentation by sleep specialist Dr. Debra Stultz.
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