More than 250 participants pursue personal goals while helping others during Indigenous events.
Teams from Alaska, Canada and Lower 48 to compete in 12 Indigenous skills events starting Friday.
“To do what nobody else can do, I need to do what nobody else will do”
Longtime participants say little has changed over decades as huge crowds from communities show up.
Winners and losers not reading too much into opening games with some teammates still to arrive.
25 regional teams to compete for titles in four brackets; no Juneau teams playing this year.
There are times you’re confronted with the culmination of your career as an active human and you end up wishing you’d have had a better… Continue reading
Claims of violence against women are roiling the world’s most famous sled dog race — Alaska’s Iditarod — with officials disqualifying two top mushers this… Continue reading
An old friend — a character not seen in these parts for a few years — showed up last week in Fairbanks. Ice fog. Ice… Continue reading
First competition of the ski season gives JSC firm footing for national qualifications
State titles for many, a historic losing season and death of a coaching icon among headline moments.
Glacier Swim Club stars competing at USA junior championships
Warm temperatures and rain dissolved much of ski area’s snowpack, but cold and snow in forecast.
Participants finish looking like stars — 27 of them — after completing that many laps around track.
New ultra runner hits new personal best.
Gentemann, Tracy top costumes; Janes 5K winner
NBA star and hometown hero pens “Every Shot Counts”
Largest field in Southeast history sees Crimson Bears on top
Local runner finishes more than seven minutes ahead of runner-up at Fairbanks race
A victorious 44-mile solo quest among 1,800 participants at 40th annual Skagway-to-Whitehorse race
