Erie Mine Bunkhouse, Precariously Perched On A Hill, To Be Stabilized By Park Service Using A Helicopter

Erie Mine Bunkhouse. (Photo, NPS Website)  Helicopter Operations to Support Stabilization Project at Erie Mine Bunkhouse Release Date:   Sep...

Fewer Canadians, Germans, Swiss & Aussies Visited Copper Valley This Summer. Americans Hold The Line

Canada/US Rift    September 12, 2026  The number of visitors who have come into the Greater Copper Valley Chamber's Glennallen Visitor I...

National Park May Extend Moose Hunting In Unit 11– Unit 13 Federal Permits Already Run Until Sept 30

Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve Considering Extending the Subsistence Moose Hunting Season in Unit 11 BLM Federal Moose Permit...

The Old Alaskan Roadhouse In The Backyard

 Modern Rural Alaskan Businesses Grew From The Old Roadhouse Heritage  Tolsona Lake Lodge original cabin. (Journal photos)   Keeping Alaska ...

Feds' 'Rural Health Transformation Program' Isn't Putting Much Money Yet Into Copper Valley Medical Care

 Chitina & McCarthy Both To Receive Health Funds   Core Regional Services At CRNA And Cross Road Not  Listed:  August, 2026   Cross Road...

How Alaska Voted In The Primary

Open Primary Results August 18, 2026.  In an open primary on August 18th, Alaskans  had the chance to pick a candidate to run for office in ...

Details About Recycling In Glennallen. What ROAR Does & Doesn't Accept

♻️ WHY RECYCLING MATTERS by ROAR Coordinator Ashley Hicks-Martin Protecting Our Land, Community & Future Recycling in rural Alaska can b...

Gulkana Village In Copper Valley, Alaska Awarded One Of 12 Grants From Rasmuson Fund

 Rasmuson Foundation Is A Major Funding Source For Various Programs In Alaska  Community event in Gulkana Village, March 9th, 2019. (Country...

In 1990, Alaska State Senator Jack Coghill Introduced A Bill To Allow Alaskans To Set Up 'Moose Farms'

Letter To The Country Journal In Spring 1990  SB472: Moose Farms  Alaska moose. (Jimmy Tohill, Spirit of Alaska) "An Excellent Cottage ...

Trans-Alaska Pipeline Is Working On Gulkana River Stabilization Project Near Pipeline Bridge

Eroding Riverbank Is Causing Problems Near A Pipeline Bridge Spanning   Alaska's Gulkana River  The Trans-Alaska Pipeline near Glennalle...

In 2024, A Former Pipeline Worker Remembered Putting In The Gulkana River Bridge At Sourdough

A Section Of Alyeska Pipe Was Originally Intended As A Buried Crossing  By Rod E.  NOTE FROM THE JOURNAL August, 2026  At Christmastime in 2...

Alaska Lost 4.5% Of Its Federal Jobs In 2025... Copper Valley Lost Up To 10%

 Copper Valley Heavily Hit By Federal Job Losses  Alaska On The Whole Is Third Hardest Hit State In The Nation  Many Programs, From SBA To N...

Ever See Frank Ewan's 1936 Log Food Cache On The Banks Of The Copper River In Alaska?

COPPER RIVER COUNTRY JOURNAL   Rural Alaskan History: Zen Below Zero  HISTORIC PHOTO COLLECTION  Danny Ewan (left) and Harding Ewan in the 1...

Epic History With The Country Journal: Along The Alaskan Trails To Fairbanks & Eagle

COPPER RIVER COUNTRY JOURNAL  Rural Alaskan History: Zen Below Zero  Tourist Season In The Early 1900s  The History Of Alaska's Roadhous...

Photos & Final Report On Alaska Edgerton Fire At Mile 10.3, Week Of July 13-19, 2026

Smoldering Fire In Black Spruce On Edgerton Was Knocked Down  On Friday, a DFFP engine reported the 1-acre  Edgerton Fire (#424)  creeping a...

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