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Journal Archives: Caribou Hotel Celebrated Its Grand Opening On September 21st, 1990

 Copper River History  The Caribou Hotel, following a trend that has plagued roadhouses, lodges and hotels all over Alaska, burned down last...

Troopers, VPSOs Respond To Snowmachine Breakthrough On Little Nelchina. No Injuries

 Search & Rescue When Three Fall Into Little Nelchina  Location: Glennallen Type: Search and Rescue Dispatch Text: On 11/11/25 at approx...

Fire Quickly Spreads Through Caribou Hotel, Damages Five Vehicles

Caribou Burns To The Ground  Location:   Glennallen Type:  Fire Dispatch Text: On Nov. 12, 2025, Alaska State Troopers received a report at ...

Caribou Hotel In Glennallen Burns Down On Wednesday, November 12th, 2025

THE FIRES OF WINTER Caribou Hotel Burns To The Ground   Devastating Loss  The Caribou Was The Only Major Year-Round Hotel In The Copper Rive...

It's Not "Just A Building." Fires Have Wiped Out The Lodges & Stores Of Many Copper Valley Communities

COPPER VALLEY HISTORY  THE FIRES OF WINTER   ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JANUARY, 2023  Looking Back At Fires In The Copper Valley  T azlina Tradin...

On Your Own Against The Sea: Tsunami Data Funding Cancelled In Alaska

 NOAA Has Lost A Contract That Accurately Monitors Tsunami Danger  A tsunami warning sign in downtown Seward. There are similar signs in Val...

Feds Will Reduce Food Assistance Payments In November By A Third, Instead Of Half

  USDA revises SNAP benefit amounts during shutdown after admitting miscalculation BY:  The Alaska Beacon JACOB FISCHLER NOVEMBER 6, 2025   ...

SNAP Program In Alaska Gets A Reprieve During Food Disaster

  Alaska declares disaster over federal food aid failure, diverts $10 million for temporary help The money will be deposited as soon as this...

Highs In The Teens Lows Near Zero

Weather With Your Coffee  Storms Still Track South Across The Gulf Of Alaska Mostly Keeping Weather Out Of Copper Valley High pressure areas...

Celebrating The Great Chief Goodlataw In Native Heritage Month

Chief Goodlataw Of Taral  In every single random black-and-white photo taken of him during the first decades of the 20th century, Chief Good...


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