100-Year-Old Runner Holds 4 World Records — and He's Still Lacing Up: 'I'm Having the Best Time of My Life'

Mike Fremont.Photo: Matthew Allen/Matthewallenphoto As Mike Fremont steadily jogs along his favorite routes near his home in Cincinnati, Ohio, he “salutes” nearly everyone he passes. They know him well, because at age 100, Fremont has been running these same paths for decades. “They’re all accustomed to me,” he tells PEOPLE. “They say, ‘I’ve seen you here for 40 years!’ " Fremont issomething of a running celebrity, even outside of Cincinnati — he holds multiple single-age world running records in everything from the mile to the marathon — but he came to the sport later in his long life.

100-Year-Old Snapping Turtle Goes Missing on Way to Reptile Expo

Snapping turtle.Photo:Getty Images Getty Images A 100-year-old alligator snapping turtle has gone missing in North Carolina after potentially being stolen out of a vehicle, his owner says. He was driving on Interstate 40, about 30 minutes away from his destination, after a roughly two-hour drive from Jacksonville, N.C., when he had the feeling. State wildlife officials confirmed to the local news that if the alligator turtle survived, he’d head for water.

100-Year-Old Woman Uses Her Milestone Birthday to Try and Raise $100K for Local Food Pantry

Rosemary Dexter.Photo:GoFundMe GoFundMe Rosemary Dexter, of Atascadero, Calif., celebrated her 100th birthday on Tuesday, Jan. 7, according toThe Atascadero News. Knowing it was “a very special day,” Rosemary used the opportunity to raise money for a food pantry known as Atascadero Loaves and Fishes (ALF), according toNBC affiliate KSBY. Shortly before her special day, Rosemary and her family launched aGoFundMe campaignto request donations for the food pantry. According to the GoFundMe organizers, her goal is to provide “a larger, more efficient space for serving our neighbors” and “ensure that the growing needs of our community can be met with dignity and care.

100-Year-Old World War II Vet to Get Married in France 80 Years After D-Day

World War II veteran Harold Terens, 100 (R), and Jeanne Swerlin, 96,.Photo:AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee A 100-year-oldWorld War II veteranis getting married at a liberation site in France after getting an unexpected second chance at love! Harold Terens and his fiancée, Jeanne Swerlin, plan to tie the knot in Carentan-les-Marais this summer 80 years after D-Day, when the Allies invaded the beaches of Normandy, theAssociated Press reported. According to the outlet, Terens was married to his late wife, Thelma, for 70 years when she died in 2018.

1000-Lb Sisters' Amy Slaton Shares Her Health Goals for 2024: 'I'm Working On It'

Amy Slaton.Photo:Amy Halterman/Instagram Amy Halterman/Instagram Amy Slatonis focusing on her health for the new year. On Sunday, the1,000-Lb Sistersstar posted a video onTikToksharing her New Year’s resolutions for 2024, hoping to make some changes that will benefit her health. “1: quit smoking. I know I did bad. I’m working on it,” she wrote. “2: mental health 3: lose more weight.” “We’ll all get through it together 👏👏👏,” one follower wrote while another added, “LETS START A NEW YEAR W A BRAND NEW US.