Join us on Wednesday, October 5th 5:00-6:00 p.m. for a bicyle safety talk with bike ride to follow on the new Wittenbach/Wege Agriscience and Environmental Education Center in Lowell. Misinformation and carelessness could lead to accidents on the trails so it's important that trail users are up-to-date on bicycle safety.

Stephanie Mills from Mary Free Bed Orthotics and Prosthetics will lead a brief workshop on topics such as the importance of wearing a helmet and basic bicycle rules and laws. The workshop will last about an hour and then afterwards, Stephanie will lead a bike ride down the new Lowell Area Recration Authority trail(LARA). LARA members will also be on hand to answer any questions you may have regarding the new trail.

Lowell, Mich. (WZZM) Committee members on the Pink Arrow Project are still tallying numbers from last weekends game, but they are calling it a 'wonderful success."

Committee member Donna Miller tells WZZM 13 News they are still waiting for all of the invoices so a final dollar amount raised isn't available yet. However, Miller says so far they have sold 8,642 Pink Arrow t-shirts.  Most of the money from the t-shirt sales benefits the fundraiser.   The money is used to support families in the community fighting cancer.

Miller says the whole committee will meet next Tuesday and she should have a better idea at that time how much money was raised.  This is the 4th year of the Pink Arrow Pride Project. 

The annual Pink Arrow Quiver Run will take place September 10 and has a 10 kilometer course this year. All money will support Gilda's Club of Lowell, providing financial assistance for familes battling cancer and to educate our youth and community about cancer. 

The start times for the races are: 10k at 8am, 5k at 8:20am, 5k walk at 8:25am and Kid's Fun Race at 9:45am. For more information visit pinkarrowpride.org.