Eye on the Trail: Snow, SNOW and MORE SNOW
Terrie Hanke
March 8, 2020
9:47 pm
It was a start like nothing in the recent past. Nobody can remember having snow falling at a rate of 3 inches per hour for
It was a start like nothing in the recent past. Nobody can remember having snow falling at a rate of 3 inches per hour for
In only a few hours, the 2020 Iditarod mushers will be on the clock. The start is scheduled for 1400 going out of the Willow
As I write, dump trucks are delivering snow to 4th Avenue and Cordova Street to create the “city” part of the trail for the 2020
The largest fundraiser for the Iditarod Trail Committee drew more than 1,500 people to the Dena’ina Civic & Convention Center tonight. The annual Iditarod Trail
Upon completion of the Iditarod, rookie mushers receive the coveted finisher’s belt buckle. Joanne Potts received a 1975 finisher’s buckle at the 2020 Musher’s banquet.
At 12:34 am on March 3rd, Jeff King’s Husky Homestead Facebook page posted the following: “We had a great time at the Iditarod event last
For 33 years, 6th Avenue Outfitters has been supporting the great volunteers who helped make the Iditarod happen with great buys on the gear needed
While no cases of the Coronavirus (“Covid 19”) have been identified in Alaska at this time the Iditarod is striving the ensure that its community
It started as a few Matson employees gathered on the side of Campbell Creek Trail to watch sled dog teams race by during the Iditarod
The Celebration of Success for the 2020 Jr. Iditarod was held in the Willow Community Center. Snow had fallen during the night all along the
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