US EditionKeeping on keeping on: Kvistad conquers Black Hills 100
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Keeping on keeping on: Kvistad conquers Black Hills 100
Gunnar Kvistad is pictured above with the 100-mile belt buckle and 100-mile t-shirt, featuring Johnny Cash, that he earned for participating in the Black Hills 100. Photo by Tammy Kvistad. By Heather Jordan To become an ultramarathon runner is to overcome suffering. Accept that, and there will never be a finish line you can't cross. Gunnar Kvistad, son of Denver and Tammy Kvistad and a 2022 Clark High School graduate, already knew plenty about t…
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