By sunrise on Monday morning, Yentna Checkpoint at mile 42 is a ghost town. The mushers have passed through, the volunteers are being flown out,
Iditarod XLVI is underway. Sixty-seven teams of 1,059 dogs departed from Willow in sunny calm weather. Mother Nature joined up with Jack frost to make
With the start of Iditarod upon us, now is a good time to extend a warm, familiar welcome to our sport’s biggest fans — fellow
The trail in downtown Anchorage was built over night. Dog teams arrived well before 8:00 to park on the side streets and along Fourth Avenue.
Team building, that’s what the Iditarod is all about. It happens on every level to make this race a success. Months before the dogs run
Light snow was falling in Anchorage on Friday evening before the Ceremonial Start of Iditarod XLVI. The inch that is expected over night will put
Over the years many education gurus have proposed what they consider to be the answer for motivating students and enhancing learning. Most of those panaceas
True to the Redington name, Joee Redington, JR. knew sled dogs. He was a generous man, sharing his knowledge of the Alaskan Husky and racing
When sixty-seven mushers gather into one room, there’s much reminiscing between peers who share the common bond of dogs, sleds and racing. Add to that
Usually it’s teachers taking students on field trips by today it was the teachers who went on a field trip. Teachers from around the world
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