Prosper's annual Veterans Day Honor Run returns to Frontier Park on Saturday morning, Nov. 7, and the memorial it raises money for will be back before the Town Council three days later.
Saturday's run
The event begins at 8 a.m. with a short ceremony led by Mayor David Bristol, according to the town's event page. A 10K, a 5K and a fun run follow, and the morning closes with medals for the top finishers in each race.
Proceeds from the races go to the Prosper Veterans Memorial, and the town directs questions about the run to the Prosper Rotary Club.
Runners who signed up by Oct. 25 were promised an event T-shirt and finisher medal. Parks & Recreation takes questions at 972-569-1160.
A wall for the people who paid for it
The memorial itself sits in a paved circle on the northwest side of Frontier Park. The town and the Prosper Rotary Foundation signed a license agreement in December 2021 that let the foundation build it there, and a staff memo in Tuesday's council packet says the foundation has recently finished construction.
According to the memo, the circle holds a raised center star for the six branches of the military, six granite walls carrying the names of people who lived in Prosper and served, engraved brick pavers with more names, and three flagpoles for the American, Texas and POW flags.





