Postman Law at the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon: Delivering the Beat
By Joseph Casteel | Lead Attorney | Minnesota
This year’s Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon saw 7,025 participants complete the full 26.2-mile course from downtown Minneapolis to the State Capitol grounds in St. Paul, along with 9,607 runners finishing the Ten Mile race, according to event organizer and nonprofit Twin Cities In Motion.
The spirit of dedication, community, and perseverance on display all weekend perfectly reflects what Postman Law stands for as a Minnesota personal injury law firm that proudly supports local events and delivers for Minnesota families.
On race day, our team joined runners and spectators at the Beer Garden, celebrating every finisher who crossed the line after months of dedication and training. Meeting so many marathoners, from first-timers to lifelong athletes, was a highlight of the weekend. Each story of perseverance was a reminder of what it means to keep going, no matter the challenge.
A Community We’re Proud to Support
From the Opening Ceremony to the final runners on Sunday afternoon, the Twin Cities Marathon was a powerful reminder of Minnesota’s strength, unity, and heart. We were honored to cheer alongside you, celebrate your achievements, and be part of such a meaningful tradition.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, spun the wheel, shared a story, or joined us on the Postman Law stage. We can’t wait to see you again next year!
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