The journey of a team of Nenana student athletes to the 2025 Senior Native Youth Olympics (NYO) in Anchorage earlier this month began with one simple question. A 10th grade student walked up to his gym teacher, holding a wiffle ball on a string, and said, ”Hey, can I practice NYO?”
When young orators presented their winning speeches for the Fairbanks area annual speech contest this past weekend, it was easy to imagine these young people as future leaders.
The Spring Migration Celebration at Creamer’s Field hosted hundreds of visitors during Saturday’s special event. Some even flew in for the show.
The big metal robot looked like a dog. It moved like a dog. Five-year-old Sabine then decided she would pet it like a dog.
The tripod is on the brink, which means the Tanana River ice could go out at anytime now.
Nenana teacher Emily Snyder was officially honored in Los Angeles this month as one of the national Milken Educator Award winners for 2024.
Students at Healy’s Tri-Valley School learned some “MacGyver skills” in this Career Tech class. It is something they will always remember.
The district’s mission statement reads “Denali Borough School District: Working together to nurture, empower and inspire today’s students to positively shape tomorrow’s world.”
Alaskan Bounty for Children, dubbed ABC, is a new nonprofit aiming to deliver free lunches five days a week to Tri-Valley School, Anderson School and Cantwell School beginning in the fall of 2025.
Typewriters are big hit at the first Great Alaskan TYPE-IN at the Noel Wien Library.
