<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0BSOgF_1GsyGu1W00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0BSOgF_1GsyGu1W00" width="1200" height="631" >Class of 2027 color runThe Williamstown Class of 2027 has hosted a color run for the last four years as fundraiser. The color run is a fun event in which runners are showered with powder, coloring them form head to toe.The run, hosted at Williamstown Independent Schools followed a course around Loop Road.The class is sponsored by AJ Mason, Olivia Cooper and Tabby Jordan.Senior Mckayla Lamson said the color run was the most fun fundraiser the school has offered.Class sponsor A.J. Mason was the main coordinator behind this year's event. He ordered the color powder, made the posters to send out to the community and organized the stations for the color tossing.This year, they didn't have as big of a turn out as they would’ve liked. They had about 20-30 people show up and made roughly $400.Eliza Thompson shared, “My favorite part of the color run is the time that we get to spend together as a class. Rather than the preparation, the morning of and during the run, it's nice to spend the last times together as a class.”The class is happy about all the money that they have made from the color run over the years. The run has made more than $1,000 over the years, and younger classes hope to carry on the tradition in the future.</div></body>

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The Williamstown Class of 2027 has hosted a color run for the last four years as fundraiser. The color run is a fun event in which runners are showered with powder, coloring them form head to toe. The run, hosted at Williamstown Independent Schools followed a course around Loop Road.

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The Williamstown Class of 2027 has hosted a color run for the last four years as fundraiser. The color run is a fun event in which runners are showered wit

Class of 2027 gets colorful

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