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6th Annual Go Gold Memorial supports childhood cancer awareness

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The 6th Annual Go Gold Memorial was held to support Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The event included rock painting sessions and a memorial walk along the Price River Trail.

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  • The 6th Annual Go Gold Memorial supported Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
  • Participants painted memorial rocks at the USU Extension Office in Price.
  • Painted rocks were displayed along the Price River Trail during a memorial walk.

The 6th Annual Go Gold Memorial was held in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Community members participated by painting memorial rocks to honor or remember children affected by cancer.

Rock painting sessions took place at the USU Extension Office, located at 751 E. 100 N. in Price. All materials were provided for participants to paint names, memories, symbols, or other meaningful designs.

The painted rocks were scheduled to be displayed along the Price River Trail during the Memorial Walk.

The Memorial Walk was scheduled to meet at the north parking lot of the Price River Trail.

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