Camryn Justice is a reporter at News 5 Cleveland.
FAIRVIEW PARK, Ohio — How fast can a leprechaun run? Nearly 300 people found that out Saturday morning at the 5th annual Gunselman's Tavern Leprechaun Chase 5K and 1 Mile Walk—all while supporting a good cause.
A young local dressed as the leprechaun, with a shamrock scepter in hand, took off to get the race going, with runners and walkers in quick pursuit. Empowering Epilepsy founder Leigh Goldie said one in 10 people will experience a seizure in their lifetime, while one in 26 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy.
For one of Gunselman's Tavern's owners, David Grace, epilepsy awareness hits close to home and is why the race is so important to the Fairview Park restaurant owner.
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