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Mayor promotes trail extension ride, Anniston Changers cleanup and Woodstock 5K preparations
Summary
The mayor promoted a family-centered ride on the newly extended Chief Lidaka Trail on July 12, highlighted the community cleanup group Anniston Changers (meets every third Saturday), and said the city is preparing for a Woodstock 5K race in August.
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Mayor (unnamed) congratulated the city on opening the extension of the Chief Lidaka Trail and said they recently rode the extension with Patrick Wiggley of Wiggs Wheels. The mayor invited residents to a family-centered “mares ride” — scheduled to start at Wiggs Wheels on July 12 at 8 a.m., travel to the trail extension and return — and encouraged participation by children and adults.
The mayor also promoted volunteer engagement through Anniston Changers, which the mayor said meets every third Saturday in different areas of the city to conduct cleanups. The group is planning a cleanup near the Woodstock area ahead of an August Woodstock 5K race, the mayor said.
These remarks were informational and promotional; no formal city sponsorship or funding details were announced during the Mayor’s Moment.

