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Thompson Pass, Alaska - On February 6, two separate skier-triggered avalanches occurred in Thompson Pass near Valdez. Both resulted in a skier or snowboarder being caught and partially buried. Both … more
With a young roster, 50% of our team playing volleyball for the first time, and a small squad of just six players, we competed hard against much larger schools. We went 2–5 on Friday and were … more
The  Glennallen Panthers Middle School Volleyball team had their first travel event of the season in Valdez January 23 and 24. The event was a scrimmage that Glennallen and Valdez do every … more
Fairbanks, Alaska -  When two NHL hockey players collide, their pads and muscles can absorb enough energy to power a 100-watt light bulb for a minute and a half. During the 60 minutes of a … more
Glennallen, Alaska - By any measure, the Copper Basin 300 (CB300) is a race of endurance of dogs, mushers, and the people who stand behind them. But this year’s race was also a powerful reminder … more
Glennallen, Alaska -  The Copper Basin 300 Sled Dog Race celebrated its dedicated volunteers with a Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, bringing together community members who play a vital role … more
Jessie Holmes, pictured here after winning the 2025 Copper Basin 300, has won again in 2026. Cody Strathe also duplicated his 2025 achievement, coming in second. David Turner finished third. … more
Glennallen, AK – The Copper Basin 300 dogsled race starts Saturday at 10:00 a.m. right in front of KCAM radio in downtown Glennallen.  This year, the planned race is running counter … more
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced a decision on December 11 on heli-ski operator permits in Thompson Pass and adjacent areas. The permits apply to 133,800 acres managed by the BLM. The … more
Every winter, Glennallen comes alive with the excitement, camaraderie, and fierce determination of one of Alaska’s most celebrated sled dog races, the Copper Basin 300, known as the "toughest … more
When people think of rafting on the Copper River, they get scared. They imagine a rough and wild ride where injuries are almost certain. And to be honest, … more
By Hannah RowlandThis January, when we had just received our base layer of snow to start enjoying snow sports, the weather took a turn for the “worse” and warmed up. Thankfully, it did not get … more
By Lakota McRobertsPhotos by Carol CozzenFor the Glennallen High School girls’ basketball team, the road to the state finals was paved with perseverance, teamwork, and unwavering dedication. … more
Once again, Ole Bates has coached a group of Slana archers to a high level in the National Archery in Schools (NASP) program. Four students placed in the top ten in their division at bullseye … more
By Anna SomersOn February 7, students in grades 4-8 competed in the Glennallen School gym in the third annual Native Youth Olympics (NYO) event. In this day-long competition, students … more
The Copper Basin 300 dogsled race across the “toughest 300 miles in Alaska” started on January 11. Warm weather and thin snow coverage added to the challenge this year. We talked to people in … more
Amanda Jones - CRR Staff The Natural Selection Tour, featuring 24 snowboarders from around the world, finished their competition in Valdez on March 28th. Among competition finalists were Olympic … more
Judith Lorenz - Kenny Lake Hockey Kenny Lake children have been meeting two to three times a week since early February for a short season of hockey practice. We had two groups: a … more
March 23., 2023Hannah Rowland - KMRA On Thursday, March 16, the Kennecott McCarthy Recreation Alliance hosted the third McCarthy Classic Relay Race. The course was approximately 3.5 kilometers. The … more
Cory Larson The Copper River 8U mites team outlasted 20 teams from all over the state to bring home an 8U State championship in the blue division at the annual Mac Attack Tournament in … more
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