News Releases - Alaskans
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Here is the latest news releases for Alaskans in Anchorage Alaska.
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The end of winter brings a lot of discovery. That deck chair I thought blew away? It was in the yard under the all-concealing snow. But we find more than just wayward lawn furniture in the spring sun. We also learn about the new trips,... -
For hundreds of years, Alaska’s Native peoples used games to practice hunting and survival skills. These games helped develop strength, endurance and control over the body. Today, thousands of Alaska youth continue the tradition, with the best... -
Play hard in Anchorage's half-million acre backyard this spring. Fish, ski, go whale watching, see a Broadway show – all in the same week! Spring has sprung in Anchorage, and it’s a great time to take advantage of early booking and... -
The Bridge Is Back! The beautifully unique, covered bridge restaurant spanning Ship Creek, Anchorage’s wild salmon waterway, reopened summer 2011.“The Bridge Seafood” is now under the expert management of local celebrity chef and successful... -
Cascades of glacial ice crashing to the water, huge salmon surging upstream and the exhilaration of mountaineering on North America’s tallest peak; iconic Alaska moments that can be experienced in whole new ways in and around Anchorage, Alaska... -
March kicks off in downtown Anchorage with one of Alaska’s most iconic sports moments; the start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race® runs down Fourth Avenue on the first Saturday of March. But even after the last sled has left the... -
It's hard to forget the sights of winter in Anchorage; there are events you won't witness anywhere else. You can have plenty of fun just standing on the sidelines, but why stop there? Three huge events are packed into the end of this... -
The Anchorage Museum will bring the “Body Worlds” exhibition to Alaska for the first time in September. “Body Worlds” — a series of touring science exhibitions that features real human bodies — has attracted more than 33 million...
