Don Bowers Sled Dog Race gets underway in Willow
14 sled dog teams left Willow today, starting at noon, and set out on a race across rivers, frozen wetlands, and forests of a frozen January landscape. The Don Bowers
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14 sled dog teams left Willow today, starting at noon, and set out on a race across rivers, frozen wetlands, and forests of a frozen January landscape. The Don Bowers
Alaska Energy Authority officials updated the House Energy Committee Thursday on the status of the proposed Susitna Watana Dam. AEA’s Executive Director Sara Fisher-Goad and Susitna Hydropower Lead Project Manager
A number of moose carcasses have been observed around the rail tracks in Talkeetna this month, and it’s got some locals wondering where the salvage crews are. As with most
Alaska’s Legislative delegation made an effort to diffuse the air of incivility that has come to be a prominent aspect of national politics when they participated in bipartisan seating during
Frank Rich, the Willow man who had more than 150 abused dogs taken from his property last year, was sentenced to six months in jail and 10 years on probation.
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for January 25th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines: Railroad reports high moose-kills this season, Herbicide permit app, Senators call for bipartisan
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast just finished playing at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, so we thought it was a great time to share the original story upon
In this week’s edition of StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming talks about the waxing crescent Moon, the brilliant Evening Star, and Mars on the verge of going “retro.” Among other astro-happenings…
From the Anchorage Daily News An agitated moose ran down and stomped a well-known Bush pilot from Willow, but he was saved when his wife grabbed a shovel from their