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Matt Hall is arriving in Unaklakleet in second place, on Tuesday, March 11.
Conventional Iditarod Trail Sled Dog races see a finish in Nome by Tuesday, but not so this year. A 130-mile longer trail, rerouted from the Iditarod trail to Fairbanks and thus mostly run on the...
START YOUR ENGINES—Cody Sherman, winner of the Nome-Golovin race, starts his engine in front of a crowd of people waiting.
Cody Sherman won the Open-C Class competition and the overall race, in last Saturday’s Nome-Golovin 200 snowmachine race, in a time of 2 hours and 14 minutes. The race started on the beach by...
OFF THEY GO— Jason Mackey was the first of a field of 33 mushers in the 2025 Iditarod to dash off the ceremonial start line on 4th Avenue in Anchorage, on Saturday, March 1.
Thirty-three Iditarod sled dog teams made their way down 4th Avenue in Anchorage last Saturday, running a shortened three miles through the city for the ceremonial start of the 53rd Iditarod. With...
Photo by Anna Lionas LOVE ALASKA– A dog team mushes on the river, heading out of Fairbanks and to Nome, while a crowd of Fairbanksians move around on the frozen Chena River.
Even though the Iditarod race start was moved from Anchorage to Fairbanks this year, because of the lack of snow and warm temperatures in Southcentral all winter and bare dirt north of the Alaska...
Bradley George and Robby Schachle fistbump under the Iron Dog arch in Nome, as they were the first team to reach the halfway point.
Cars lined up near the Swanberg Dredge around 2 p.m. on Tuesday, as people braved the blustery weather to see the first of the Iron Dog racers come into Nome. Team 20 Bradley George and Robby...
Mike Morgan on a recent training run on the Yentna River en route to Skwentna.
Mike Morgan has competed in every Iron Dog since 2009 except for one. He has finished twelve times, ended in the top three eight times, and won the race twice. Now, he’s going for his sixteenth Iron...
HAVING FUN—Mushers pose before the start of the kick sledding fun run. From left, they are: Danielle Sem, Emilie Loran, Sam Pollee, Alicia Reitz, Garrick Fuller, Cassie Fuller, Valerie Fuller, Max Fuller and Tami Seward Thompson.
On a cold but sunny Saturday afternoon, the Nome Kennel Club and friends gathered at the snow dump to run dogs and commemorate 100 years since the Serum Run to Nome. The 1925 Serum Run made national...
DOWN TO THE WIRE— With 2.8 seconds left in the last game of the Subway Showdown tournament on Saturday, January 11,  and the teams neck and neck, Nome Nanook Levi Pederson shoots a penalty shot.
Bleachers were packed at the Subway Showdown in the den of the Nome Nanooks last weekend. The walls were covered in homemade posters welcoming the other teams, and one which recreated the Subway logo...
ELL DONE— Wyatt Ahmasuk is the 2024 ASAA/First National Bank state champion in the 189 lbs division.
When Wyatt Ahmasuk was in elementary school, he watched his brother Oliver Hoogendorn wrestle for a championship win at states. His brother came second that year, but Ahmasuk was enthralled. He...
CHAMPIONS— Brant Bradley, Nome, and Dane Johnson, Unalakleet, wrestle for first place in their weight class, during the Dudley Homelvig Scramble, held last weekend in Nome.
Last week, 18 wrestling teams descended on Nome for the Dudley Homelvig Scramble wrestling tournament. The teams mostly came from the Nome Census Region and the Northwest Arctic Borough, but there...

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