Multiple Northern Valley mushers signed up to run 2022 Iditarod
The 2022 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is scheduled to kick-off March 5th with the ceremonial start in Anchorage. This year’s Iditarod will be the 50th running of the race
The 2022 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is scheduled to kick-off March 5th with the ceremonial start in Anchorage. This year’s Iditarod will be the 50th running of the race
On tonight’s Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth, multiple teams reach the halfway point of the race, one musher scratches, and another is withdrawn due to testing positive for the virus
The 47th Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is has begun. This year, the first musher out of the chute in Willow was Talkeetna’s Anja Radano. KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with
Talkeetna’s Anja Radano and her team will be the first to set off for Nome in the 2019 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. On Thursday, the fifty-two mushers competing in
The Willow 300 is a go, according to a social media post by race organizers. On Friday, the official Facebook page for the race stated that a decision would be
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The Iditarod has always provided an inspirational resource for people from around the world as they watch dog teams cover hundreds of miles. One Iditarod
Talkeetna musher Anja Radano was up early on Saturday for the ceremonial start of the 46th Iditarod in Anchorage. While the ceremonial start is mostly just that—ceremony—Anja was thinking ahead
by: Katie Writer – KTNA By now, the Iditarod mushers are happy to be done with the hoopla of the Iditarod’s Ceremonial Start and are well onto the trail. Many
by: Katie Writer – KTNA After running six Iditarods, Kelly Maixner got out of racing dogs and focused on dentistry and time with his young family. But his love of