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July 17, 2012
For More Information, Contact: Matthew Hendley | Paul Anderson Youth Home mhendley@payh.org | (800) 559-7294 FOR IMMEDIATE...
July 17, 2012
For More Information, Contact: Matthew Hendley | Paul Anderson Youth Home mhendley@payh.org | (800) 559-7294 FOR IMMEDIATE...
Youth Cyclists, Volunteers Spend Final Night of 1,500 Mile Ride in Auburn
August 10, 2011
CYCLISTS AND staff from the Paul Anderson Youth Home who stayed in Auburn on their last overnight stop were, front row, from left, Sam, Nathaniel and Dustin; and back row, from left, are Mac, Kyle, Jake, Chad, Reef and Drew. Nemaha County Herald photo by David Swanson Seven youth cyclists from the Paul Anderson Youth Home at Vidalia, Ga., staff volunteers spent Thursday night, July 28, at Auburn on their last stop of a 1,500 mile ride to Boys Town near Omaha. The youth were from Florida,...
August 10, 2011
CYCLISTS AND staff from the Paul Anderson Youth Home who stayed in Auburn on their last overnight stop were, front row, from left, Sam, Nathaniel and Dustin; and back row, from left, are Mac, Kyle, Jake, Chad, Reef and Drew. Nemaha County Herald photo by David Swanson Seven youth cyclists from the Paul Anderson Youth Home at Vidalia, Ga., staff volunteers spent Thursday night, July 28, at Auburn on their last stop of a 1,500 mile ride to Boys Town near Omaha. The youth were from Florida,...
Georgia youth to pass Nebraska City Friday to promote positive parenting
July 27, 2011
Nebraska City, Neb. — Six youths who are riding bicycles from Georgia to Omaha to promote positive parenting are expected to pass Nebraska City on Friday, July 29. The youths from the Paul Anderson Youth Home in Vidalia, Ga., are traveling 1,500 miles in 19 days from Vidalia to Boys Town near Omaha to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Anderson's ride in 1961. Anderson, knows as the world's strongest man, set a Guiness world record and won Olympic gold for weightlifting...
July 27, 2011
Nebraska City, Neb. — Six youths who are riding bicycles from Georgia to Omaha to promote positive parenting are expected to pass Nebraska City on Friday, July 29. The youths from the Paul Anderson Youth Home in Vidalia, Ga., are traveling 1,500 miles in 19 days from Vidalia to Boys Town near Omaha to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Anderson's ride in 1961. Anderson, knows as the world's strongest man, set a Guiness world record and won Olympic gold for weightlifting...
Cyclists Reach Callaway
July 26, 2011
Six teen cyclists and their accompanying staff stop off at the YMCA of Callaway County for a respite from the heat. The bikers will travel across nine states, 1,500 miles, from Vidalia, Ga., to Omaha, Neb., to complete the Paul Anderson Cycling Challenge. The challenge raises money and awareness for the Paul Anderson Youth Home — a program for at-risk youth. The Fulton Sun
July 26, 2011
Six teen cyclists and their accompanying staff stop off at the YMCA of Callaway County for a respite from the heat. The bikers will travel across nine states, 1,500 miles, from Vidalia, Ga., to Omaha, Neb., to complete the Paul Anderson Cycling Challenge. The challenge raises money and awareness for the Paul Anderson Youth Home — a program for at-risk youth. The Fulton Sun
Completing the Cycle
July 24, 2011
This week six young men from the Paul Anderson Youth Home rode through Shelbyville as part of their quest to complete a 1,500...
July 24, 2011
This week six young men from the Paul Anderson Youth Home rode through Shelbyville as part of their quest to complete a 1,500...
Teens Stop in Tennessee for 1,500 Mile Historic Bike Ride
July 17, 2011
This weekend a group of young men from Georgia pedaled their way into Tennessee, re-creating history. Boys from the Paul...
July 17, 2011
This weekend a group of young men from Georgia pedaled their way into Tennessee, re-creating history. Boys from the Paul...
6 youths cycling 1,500 miles to raise awareness of at-risk kids : The Marietta Daily Journal
July 16, 2011
MARIETTA - Six Georgia youths are bicycling across nine states in 19 days to help parents keep their children out of trouble.Nathaniel M., Dustin R., Mac M., Chad H., Sam E. and Reef H. are enrolled at Paul Anderson Youth Home in Vidalia. The goal of the home is to "help families so we don't need jails or youth homes," said Drew Read, CEO of the Paul Anderson Youth Home. The six young men have troubled pasts and faced jail time, but turned their lives around by staying at the home, said Brittany...
July 16, 2011
MARIETTA - Six Georgia youths are bicycling across nine states in 19 days to help parents keep their children out of trouble.Nathaniel M., Dustin R., Mac M., Chad H., Sam E. and Reef H. are enrolled at Paul Anderson Youth Home in Vidalia. The goal of the home is to "help families so we don't need jails or youth homes," said Drew Read, CEO of the Paul Anderson Youth Home. The six young men have troubled pasts and faced jail time, but turned their lives around by staying at the home, said Brittany...
Paul Anderson Cycling Challenge Rolls Through Central Georgia
July 15, 2011
It’s six teens biking more than 1500 miles from Georgia to Nebraska to encourage positive parenting. The...
July 15, 2011
It’s six teens biking more than 1500 miles from Georgia to Nebraska to encourage positive parenting. The...
Cycling event paves through DeKalb
July 15, 2011
Six teens riding bicycles more than 1,500 miles from Georgia to Nebraska to encourage positive parenting made their way through DeKalb County Friday - cycling through Fort Payne, Mentone and other areas before heading to Chattanooga, Tenn. It's all part of the Paul Anderson Cycling Challenge. Anderson was a weightlifter, strongman and power lifter who often billed himself as "the world's strongest man." Originally from Georgia, Anderson won a gold medal in the 1956 Olympic Summer Games in Melbourne,...
July 15, 2011
Six teens riding bicycles more than 1,500 miles from Georgia to Nebraska to encourage positive parenting made their way through DeKalb County Friday - cycling through Fort Payne, Mentone and other areas before heading to Chattanooga, Tenn. It's all part of the Paul Anderson Cycling Challenge. Anderson was a weightlifter, strongman and power lifter who often billed himself as "the world's strongest man." Originally from Georgia, Anderson won a gold medal in the 1956 Olympic Summer Games in Melbourne,...
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