World Eskimo-Indian Olympics (WEIO), Alaska’s most prominent indigenous games, is kicking off its 58th year in 2019. The annual gathering …
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For the ninth consecutive year, GCI is a proud sponsor of the Native Youth Olympic Games. GCI’s $25,000 contribution supports …
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Bethel’s Pete Kaiser and his canine team won the 2019 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race after crossing under the burled …
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Participation in school sports and activities provides a sense of belonging and teaches students how to be part of a …
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Joar Leifseth Ulsom is the 2018 Iditarod champion and first-ever Achieve More Award winner in race history, a cash prize …
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Many Alaskans are hockey fanatics with fire in their hearts and ice running through their veins. Since the Alaska Aces …
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Are you ready for some football? Millions of fans across the globe are anxiously awaiting Sunday, Feb. 3, when we …
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NFL football kicks off Sept. 6. Make sure you never go hungry and your beer never runs dry at some …
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Everyone deserves an opportunity to be embraced by a kind, fun and inclusive community. Special Olympics Alaska has worked for …
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The Fourth of July is almost here, and there is nothing more patriotic than winning Olympic gold for Team USA.
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On June 21, 2018, Alaskans will take themselves out to the ballgame for the 113th Midnight Sun Game in Fairbanks …
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Thousands of athletes will converge on the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage April 26-28 for the Native Youth Olympic Games. …
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The longest and most challenging snowmobile race on the planet is returning to Alaska. Iron Dog festivities begin Friday, Feb. …
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The ALCAN 200 is the longest snow machine road race in the nation, and with machines clocked over 110 miles …
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Alaska does not have its own NFL team, but sports bars in the 49th state are some of the best …
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The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is more than a field of mushers and canine athletes conquering the nearly 1,000-mile …