The Beat Goes On, Hosted By Firth Rural Fire And Rescue

The Beat Goes On, Hosted By Firth Rural Fire And Rescue returns to Firth, Nebraska on June 27th for its annual five-kilometer race. The event is hosted at the Firth Fire Station and stretches through the scenic streets of downtown Firth.
Race morning in Firth promises a quiet, cool start with temperatures ranging from 18.7°C to 29.6°C by mid-morning. The atmosphere on June mornings often feels crisp as the town wakes up early for this beloved community event. Participants can expect hard and dry surfaces underfoot, making it an ideal race day for those familiar with running in such conditions.
The Beat Goes On has been a staple of Firth's summer calendar since 2015. It not only brings together runners but also raises funds to support local fire and rescue scholarships, ensuring that future generations can receive training and education in emergency services.
For the race itself, participants will start at the Firth Fire Station and run through the heart of downtown, passing by familiar landmarks such as Main Street and the community park. The course is known for its flat terrain with minimal elevation changes, making it suitable for all skill levels. There are no aid stations planned along the route; however, water bottles can be found at the start line.
The weather on race day will feel like an average temperature of 24.2°C, which may make for a warm and sunny morning as UV index is expected to peak at very high levels. Participants should prepare with appropriate clothing that allows for ease of movement while staying hydrated due to moderate humidity around 62.4%.
The event offers both the 5K Run and Kids K distance options.