Kris Capps

Denali/Healy columnist

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Kris Capps is a longtime, award-winning Alaska journalist who has lived and worked in the Denali National Park area since 1991. She is active in the community, routinely marvels at the talented people who are her neighbors, and loves to share that community through her column.

Recent Stories

Denali Salmon Bake named Alaska's Small Business of the Year
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Picture Denali Salmon Bake co-owner Dave Coleman in a suit and tie.
Letterboxing, blood tests featured at Denali Spring Health Fair
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
The Tooth Fairy came to Denali’s Spring Health Fair last weekend.
It doesn’t matter when spring comes; it’s time to bust out the flip flops
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
If we think spring, maybe it will really, finally arrive. A brand new pair of flip flops will at least get us in the mood for warmer weather.
Boy gets train ride through Moody Railroad tunnel before its demolition
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
For his first train ride, 5-year-old Mathias Speer rode the last passenger train through the Moody Railroad tunnel just days before the tunnel was blasted into oblivion.
Healy students perform five-minute Shakespeare; neighbors rescue injured sled dog
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Students in Healy performed Shakespeare’s “MacBeth” about eight times in one day last week. Luckily, it was the five-minute version.
Anderson students question state politicians about fish hatcheries
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Anderson High School students aren't resting on their laurels.
Cantwell student keeps subsistence skills alive with elders’ guidance
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
CANTWELL — BJ Gore, with two Native elders guiding him, learned a traditional skill last week that otherwise might have been lost to future generations.
Rail car 'fair' brings lessons of preparation to Railbelt
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
A mobile "fair" of rail cars is coming to Healy on Saturday to provide families and professionals with information on emergency preparedness.
Denali museum wants to give tourists the 40 below experience
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
For those of us yearning for warm weather, it is hard to imagine that anyone would actually pay to experience 40 degrees below zero. But the Riverboat Discovery is counting on it, with a new business set to open at Denali this season.
Usibelli Coal Mine to buy Denali day care
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Usibelli Coal Mine has agreed to purchase the Denali Pre-School and Learning Center and lease it for a nominal fee to a new nonprofit group that is preparing to take over the longtime child care facility.
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