The Cooper River Bridge Run Expo offers runners their chance to pick up their race number and race shirt and give others their last chance to register for Saturday’s race.
We’re just hours from the 45th Cooper Bridge Run and nearly 25,000 people coming out for the race, bars and restaurants in the area are getting ready to accommodate the race crowds.
The 45th annual Cooper River Bridge Run kicks off on Saturday and with it comes road closures and restrictions on drones and boats around the race route.
Officials with the Cooper River Bridge Run changed their COVID protocols based on new guidance from the state health department and Centers for Disease Control.
The annual event returned after being cancelled last year.The event was held at Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park and had plenty of activities for the whole family to enjoy.
The Cooper River Bridge Run is just days away, but with a lower-than-usual cap on the total number of participants this year, organizers say space is running out.
Organizers of the Cooper River Bridge Run announced Thursday that everyone who participates in the event must show proof they are fully vaccinated or have tested negative for COVID prior to the start of the Expo.
According to Bridge Run organizers, they are following CDC and DHEC guidelines for the race: Giving out masks and hand sanitizer in runners’ packets and requiring masks at the expo in the corrals and on bus shuttles.
Organizers of the Cooper River Bridge Run are offering three options to participants who have already registered for the race which has been postponed to Aug. 1 due to concerns over the coronavirus.
If you're already looking forward to the chance to "get over it," you don't have to wait until next year to register for the 2020 Cooper River Bridge Run.
The annual Cooper River Bridge Run will bring thousands of runners to the Holy City and that means a series of road closures along the race route and for other events associated with the 5K race.
Organizers of a campaign to pay tribute to the former director of the Cooper River Bridge Run hope to see a great deal of mustaches along the race route Saturday.
For weeks, runners have been training: walking and running the Ravenel Bridge and lacing up their shoes. But one runner is dressing for the run a little different than others.
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