As the progression of Downtown Kennesaw continues, local developers have found a way to give back as they move forward. SchoolHouse Village is a mixed-use development that will transform downtown Kennesaw and be a central gathering venue for this vibrant community. This walkable environment will be populated with a brewery, eateries and bistros, outdoor gathering places, event venues, luxury residences, retail boutiques, and premium … Read More
10 Years Strong – The 2019 Swift-Cantrell Classic 5k
The 10th running of the Swift-Cantrell Classic 5k took place over Mother’s Day weekend with the luring threat of thunderstorms on the horizon. But, the rain held off giving the 850+ runners a dry, fast surface to put their skills to the test. The family-friendly yet uber competitive event is the opening race of the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series and is hosted by the Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation. Forty-seven … Read More
Celebrating 10 Years of the Swift-Cantrell Classic – Register Now
2019 marks the 10th anniversary of the Swift-Cantrell Classic 5k. Throughout the past decade, the number of entrants in the Swift-Cantrell Classic has tripled to over 1,200 runners. Your support has propelled the SCC from a modest little 5k to one of the premier races in the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series. All of that increased participation has helped The Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation to do great … Read More
Swift-Cantrell Classic 5K – Kennesaw Grand Prix – Register Now
Registration has just begun for the opening race of the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series. The Swift-Cantrell Classic 5K, a benefit race that supports the Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation, will be held on Saturday, May 13th. The race begins at the Kennesaw First Baptist Church, meanders through Swift-Cantrell Park, and finishes in historic downtown Kennesaw. The fast and flat race is professionally timed … Read More
Swift-Cantrell Classic Kicks off Kennesaw Grand Prix Series with a Bang
The Kennesaw Grand Prix Series opened this past weekend with the Swift-Cantrell Classic 5K. The race, which benefits the Swift-Cantrell Park Foundation, has been the series opening event since 2011. In total, 943 runners participated in the Swift-Cantrell Classic. Michael Malkowski finished first among the men with a time of 16:40 while Veronica Amele finished first among women at 18:54. The overall masters winners … Read More
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