Live for 175

Coronavirus has taken another local event and this one is going to hurt.

Rewind back 10 years ago around the time I moved to the Treasure Valley and child abuse prevention campaigns didn't exist. I don't remember seeing ANYTHING that resembled something that calls awareness towards protecting kids. That doesn't mean that the Women's and Children's Shelter didn't do great stuff because they've always been great ...

But what I experienced at Cycle was far beyond bikes. Seeing the community come out to power a message and backing something Keke is so passionate about was really inspiring. "It shouldn't hurt to be a child" has so many layers.

We cycled the last mile late Sunday from the Village at Meridian and it's finally over. Thanks to everyone who joined and rode for those days. Here's the final gallery of heroes!

Check out one of our final galleries from Cycle to Break the Cycle live from the Village at Meridian. What an amazing group of people to be surrounded with at the end.

Here's another gallery of stars that came out to ride this week during our annual child abuse prevention event, Cycle to Break the Cycle.

Live for 175 took to day three with superheroes and princesses. Take a look at our recap that includes some pretty emotional moments.

I walked around the Village at Meridian this weekend and noticed all the new stores. Here's a quick look at the Village in photos. This place is growing!

Here's the first of many recaps from day one that hosted hundreds of emotional stories and great heroes that came out to support victims/survivors of abuse.

Here's the first of many recaps from day one that hosted hundreds of emotional stories and great heroes that came out to support victims/survivors of abuse.