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Denali's Puppy Cam Shows Adorable Sled Dog Pups — How Do They Become Canine Rangers?
Acadia, Sequoia, Mesa, Rainier, Mammoth, and Teton aren’t just popular national parks; they’re also now the names of the next generation of Denali’s canine rangers. Set to carry on a time-honored Denali National Park tradition, viewers can catch a glimpse of these puppies via the park’s live Puppy Cam. Watch as they play, train, and grow into members of the Denali Canine Rangers Sled Dog team. But being born into this litter doesn’t mean you’ve automatically made the cut. Park rangers assess the puppies as they grow to see if they will fit into the team. Learn more about this litter of puppies, how they prepare to be sled dogs, and the importance of this tradition to the park. Read More: These Ancient Dogs Have Pulled Sleds in Greenland for Nearly 1,000 Years Meet the 2026 Class of Denali Canine Rangers View this post on Instagram A post shared by National Park Service (@nationalparkservice) ⓘ Discover Magazine is not responsible for content shared from external sites. This year’s sled dog class consists of six puppies. Five of them, Sequoia, Mesa, Rainier, Mammoth, and Teton, are siblings and were born on March 30, 2026. Their mother, Spark, is a Denali Kennels
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Cosmic Perspective: Building the UAF Planetarium
Eight stars of gold have adorned the Alaska flag since the territorial legislature adopted the design in 1927. Stargazing indoors had to wait almost a century, when the state’s first planetarium opened on the UAA campus in 2009, followed within a year by a second at the Anchorage Museum. Now, nearing the centennial of Benny Benson’s astronomical inspiration, the state is getting its third space theater.
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Rescued Mat-Su sled dog Woody begins new chapter in Fairbanks
A dog rescued from a tragic case in the Mat-Su is now starting a new chapter. Woody was one of only two surviving dogs from a kennel case in Caswell Lakes, where 23 dogs were found dead earlier this year. Mat-Su Animal Care says Woody has now been transferred to...
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AROUND ALASKA: Playground Ready, Transit Update, and Otter Care
Curbside organics collection has resumed in Anchorage as spring gets underway. The program helps keep organic waste like food scraps, coffee grounds, lawn clippings, and leaves out of landfills by turning them into compost that can enrich soil. Fairbanks’ Pioneer Park playground is now clear of snow and ready for...
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KTVF, Gray Media launch Star-Spangled Sing-Off in celebration of America’s 250th birthday
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - Gray Media and KTVF are launching the Star-Spangled Sing-Off, a contest that invites Americans to send in their best acapella rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” for a chance to win a big prize. The contest’s winner will get an all-expenses-paid trip to Nashville to...
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Ferris State KCAD student design landing on Alaskan beer can label
A Ferris State Kendall College of Art and Design senior will see her artwork on store shelves in Alaska this summer after winning a beer label design contest for a nonprofit search-and-rescue organization. Ally Grant, a graduating illustration major from Fairbanks, Alaska, beat out 80 submissions from 72 artists worldwide...
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Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum to reopen this summer at new location
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - As the Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum transitions to their new location at the old K-Mart building at 3121 Airport Way, pressure to complete the move is mounting as tourist season rolls in. After announcing plans to combine with the Pioneer Air Museum in 2024, Fountainhead Development...
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Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum to reopen this summer at new location
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - As the Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum transitions to their new location at the old K-Mart building at 3121 Airport Way, pressure to complete the move is mounting as tourist season rolls in. After announcing plans to combine with the Pioneer Air Museum in 2024, Fountainhead Development...
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Adventures In The White Mountains Of Interior Alaska Is Topic Of April 28 Los Alamos Mountaineers Talk By Michelle Gavel And Jordan Bishop
Adventuring in Alaska’s White Mountains. Courtesy photo. The April 28 Mountaineers meeting will feature a talk by Michelle Gavel and Jordan Bishop entitled “Remarkably Close, Shockingly Remote: Six years of Adventures in the White Mountains of Interior Alaska.” Michelle and Jordan lived in Fairbanks, Alaska from 2017 to 2024.
The Alaska Current
Current Cravings: ‘Fairbanks Foodie’ knows how to eat in the Golden Heart City
Upon reaching out, I sat down at Little Owl Cafe’s new 3rd St. location with Emily, the Fairbanks Foodie, to talk about food in the subarctic. The post Current Cravings: ‘Fairbanks Foodie’ knows how to eat in the Golden Heart City first appeared on The Alaska Current .
Whiskey Riff
Post Malone Was Spotted In Fairbanks, Alaska, & Now Residents Are On The Lookout
You never know where Post Malone might pop up. They say you shouldn’t ever meet your heroes. That’s probably true in some cases, but Post Malone – whose real name is Austin Richard Post – has to be the exception to that rule. The country/pop star always takes time to meet with his fans, and he’s known as a very generous tipper. And he tends to show up in places where people would least expect him to. Right now, Post […] The post Post Malone Was Spotted In Fairbanks, Alaska, & Now Residents Are On The Lookout first appeared on Whiskey Riff .
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Alaska’s first Interior planetarium opens at UAF Museum of the North
Alaska is home to a brand new planetarium, and it is a really special space. It's the first one ever in Interior Alaska. It's also the largest one in the state, and it's the northernmost planetarium in all of North America. “You just kind of feel when you’re in there,...
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UAF Planetarium prepares for April 25 grand opening
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTUU/KTVF) - The Walt and Marita Babula Planetarium at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Museum of the North (MOTN) is preparing for its grand opening on Saturday, after nearly a year of construction and 30 years of vision. The facility, named for a couple that donated $7.4...
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Student Drama Association demonstrates the beauty of humans making art
Hosted over two different days last weekend at SpringFest, the Drama Association welcomed people to come view their show, the Extravaganza 2026: Humans Making Art. Their aim with this show was to showcase humans in their natural habit, creative and making art. Hosted by puppet emcee’s, Quincy and Qlifford, who...