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There’s wrestling, running and shows on stage.
The statue of the Hall of Fame baseball player will be unveiled June 21 in coordination with the annual Midnight Sun Game.
The arch has become a trademark of the race, referenced in stories and broadcasts and invoked as part of the thousand-mile sled dog race’s lore.
The event, using three-person teams, combines mental toughness and core strength.
There’s Slush Cup at Alyeska Resort, the Native Youth Olympics and the season finale from the Anchorage Opera.
There’s the Anchorage Home Show, a free pop-up health clinic plus entertainment options.
The Wolverines host the Minnesota Wilderness on Friday in the first of three playoff games in the division semifinals.
Although plans are in a preliminary stage, officials are looking to renovate and expand the Avis Alaska Sports Complex.
Crank up the volume and listen to new albums and singles from Emily Anderson, Saucy Yoda, Josh Fortenbery, Medium Build, Casey Smith Project and many other artists from Alaska.
Disney’s “Aladdin” hits full stride, and there are more productions and an NHL Legends hockey game as well.
With a 5-3 win over the Janesville Jets, Anchorage has a shot to secure the Midwest Division title with just three games remaining.
There’s a comedy festival, the Great Alaska Sportsman Show, festivals and shows on stage.
With more than 100 racers, the ITI continues to draw athletes to race the 350 or the full 1,000 miles to Nome.
There are fairs, fundraisers and fun times with plenty of concerts.
The junior drained a 3-pointer with 2.3 seconds remaining to push the Nanooks to a 63-61 win over previously unbeaten Mt. Edgecumbe.