Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
May
30

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Membership Committee
May
28

Membership Committee

Join us for our Membership Committee! Our Membership Committee leads the charge for membership recruitment, managing our member database, and organizing volunteer recruitment for projects and event.

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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
May
23

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
May
16

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
May
9

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Project Planning & Implementation Committee
May
5

Project Planning & Implementation Committee

The Project Planning and Implementation Committee works with local government officials, agencies and task forces to update the network plan, apply for grants, envision trail design, and coordinate with government agencies for signing, roadway resurfacing and striping, roadway reconstruction, new roadways, zoning regulations, subdivision standards, crossing and signal improvements.

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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
May
2

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
Apr
25

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
Apr
18

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Walk, Bike, & Roll to School
Apr
11

Walk, Bike, & Roll to School

Where:

We will start at the Kings Center and head to Logan St, then to 2nd St. The route is on sidewalks, with adult supervision along the way and at each street crossing.

What to Bring:

Bike, scooter, Skateboard, wheelchair, or your feet if you enjoy walking. 

A helmet if you have one (there will be some available at the King Center). Helmets are required for safety/liability.

A bike lock if you have one, but a cable will be used to thread through the bikes and locked for those that don’t own one.

The Plan:

Meet at the King Center for the community ride and have a very brief  “Let’s get organized session”.  We’ll arrive at Second St. School by 7:30 for breakfast.  Everyone will return home individually with their parents.


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Gear Swap
Apr
5

Gear Swap

Join us as we support Woods and Water Land Trust for a day of community and sustainability as we bring together outdoor enthusiasts, families, and friends for a Gear Swap Event like no other!

Gear Sale:

  • Buy, Sell, or Trade Gear: Refresh your outdoor essentials sustainably by selling or swapping gently used outdoor gear. Whether you're looking for sleeping bags, tents, jackets, or hiking boots, you'll find something for every adventure.

  • Support the Boathouse at River Row: Tabling fees help sustain and enhance this beloved community space, now proudly stewarded by the Woods & Waters Land Trust.

  • Connect with Nature Lovers: Meet like-minded adventurers who share your love for the great outdoors and sustainability.

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Kings Center Ribbon Cutting
Mar
26

Kings Center Ribbon Cutting

You're Invited!
Join WalkBike Frankfort and the Kings Center for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of our new bike shed!

This new bike shed provides a safe, dry space for the kids at the Kings Center to store their bikes, protecting them from the weather and ensuring they can keep riding for years to come.

Come celebrate this exciting addition to our community and see how your support helps make a difference for the kids in Frankfort. Light refreshments will be served, and all are welcome!

We hope to see you there as we cut the ribbon and celebrate this milestone together!

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Spring Member Meeting
Mar
20

Spring Member Meeting

Join us in the River Room at the Paul Sawyier Public Library for our Spring 2025 Member’s Meeting. We will be going over the work we have completed last year, our 2024 financial report, upcoming projects and volunteer opportunities, and so much more! Open to members and the general public.

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Plogging with Frankfort Striders
Mar
4

Plogging with Frankfort Striders

Join Frankfort Striders and the Frankfort community for our state-wide plogging event! What is plogging? The term stems from the Swedish phrase "plocka upp," which means "to pick up," and jogging. Join us to keep Frankfort and our bodies healthy!

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Cross 60 Safely
Feb
18

Cross 60 Safely

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

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