Burros will be taking over Main Street on Saturday, October 23rd to compete in a trail race with their human teammates! Teams will run a 3 -, 6 -. or 12 - mile course to see who is the fastest! First - start (12-mile course runners) is at 7:00 am Second - start ( 3 and 6-mile runners) is at 8:30 am
Sign up to run (with your burro) at www.burro.run See more Event details: https://www.bray.club/superior-burro-run
For Event info please call Sue at 602-625-3151 or Rick 602-561-0807
Event Vendor information please call Pam 520-689-0200
What exactly IS the donkey poop drop?
Simple: it's your chance to win up to $2,500!
How? Easy! Head over to www.poopdrop.fun and select the Superior Burro Run, then purchase some squares. Once the burros take off down Main Street the game has begun! The square with the most poop in it is declared the winner. At only $10/square this is your chance to bring home some serious cash. Buy multiple squares for more chances to win.
You don't have to be present to win! Even if you can't make the event you can buy squares and still win. The Superior Chamber of Commerce will contact you if you're not present.
For Event info please call Sue at 602-625-3151 or Rick 602-561-0807
Event Vendor information please call Pam 520-689-0200
Resolution Copper is working with the community as we safely and responsibly develop one of the largest copper mines in North America, bringing jobs and long-term economic benefits to Arizona’s Copper Triangle region.
For more than a decade, we've listened proactively during ongoing public consultation about the Resolution Copper project. We understand concerns remain. We are committed to continued engagement with communities and Native American Tribes and working to seek consent before any decision on the project's development.
On Friday, January 15, the project reached an important milestone in the federal permitting process. The US Forest Service published the Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Resolution Copper, informed by more than seven years of independent study and public engagement.
We appreciate the Arizonans who used this opportunity to voice their support for the project and the potential long-term benefits it can bring to the area.
