🎲 Benefit Dice Run for Station 5 Volunteer Firefighter in Lexington, TN – Ride & Roll on August 8

The Sequatchie Valley’s tight-knit community knows all too well the value of neighbors supporting neighbors—especially when it comes to first responders. This weekend’s benefit dice run, co-hosted by American Legion Riders Post 77 and Henderson County Fire Department Station 5, offers a unique way for locals to show appreciation while enjoying a ride through scenic stops and friendly competition.

On Saturday, August 8, riders will gather at Southside Elementary in Lexington for an afternoon of camaraderie, dice games, and fundraising. The event kicks off with registration at noon, followed by the ride starting at 1:00 PM, with the last bike rolling in at 4:30 PM. All proceeds directly support a Station 5 volunteer firefighter and their family—a reminder of how community efforts can make a meaningful difference.

🗓️ When & Where

The event takes place on Saturday, August 8th, with these key times:

• 12:00 PM – Registration opens at Southside Elementary
• 1:00 PM – Ride starts (KSU up!)
• 4:30 PM – Last bike in

The ride route includes stops at The Deuce, HCFD Station 1 Westover, Hillbillies Wing Shack, and Southside Elementary, blending local flavor with community spirit.

🎟️ How to Go

Participants can register in person at Southside Elementary on the day of the event. Costs are:

• $20 per rider
• $10 per passenger
• $10 for additional cards (dice games)

For more details, contact the event organizers at (731) 608-9022 or reach out via the Van Buren County Community Bulletin Facebook group.

✨ Why You’ll Want to Be There

This isn’t just another ride—it’s a chance to connect with fellow riders, enjoy the company of local businesses along the route, and contribute directly to someone who protects our community. The dice games add fun competition for prizes, while the shared effort reinforces Sequatchie Valley’s reputation for neighborly support.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who It’s For

The event welcomes riders of all experience levels, from seasoned bikers to those looking for a fun group outing. Families are encouraged to join as passengers, and even non-riders can participate by attending the stops or supporting the cause.

💙 Community Impact

Every dollar raised goes straight to a Station 5 volunteer firefighter facing hardship—a tangible example of how community events strengthen local bonds. For riders in Lexington and beyond, this is an opportunity to give back while enjoying the scenic Sequatchie Valley landscape.

🌟 What Happens Next

The ride kicks off tomorrow—mark your calendars! Riders should plan to arrive by noon for registration, and all are encouraged to bring a friend or family member. The event promises good food, friendly competition, and the satisfaction of supporting one of our own.

🤔 Community Questions

This dice run raises important questions about how we support local heroes in Sequatchie Valley:

• How can community events like this strengthen our sense of shared responsibility?
• What other ways could Lexington-area residents contribute to first responders’ well-being?
• Why do you think group rides and fundraisers build stronger neighborhoods?

Mark your calendar for Saturday, August 8th—there’s no better way to spend an afternoon than riding together, laughing over dice games, and giving back to our community. Bring a friend, share the event with neighbors, or plan to meet fellow riders at Southside Elementary. See you there!