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This Week in Alaska History: November 21–28 November 21, 1993 Chief Walter Northway Passes Away at Age 117 November 22, 1964 Major Aftershock from the Great Alaska Earthquake November 23, 1903 Fairbanks’ First Community Thanksgiving November 24, 1947 Freighter Clarksdale Victory Wrecked on Hippa Island November 25, 1955 Alaska Constitutional Convention Continues Work November 26, 1867 First Bill to Organize Alaska as a Territory Introduced in Congress November 27, 1886 Murder

Congratulations to last week’s winner, Annamarie Russell from Eagle River! Here we go with this week's question… How many certified Alaska Pioneer Homes are there in Alaska?

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In a place where the call of the wild meets the rhythm of rodeo life, CW Tack & Western Wear stands as a rugged cornerstone for Alaskans chasing the frontier spirit. For four decades, owners Charlie and Nancy Willis have outfitted generations of cowboys, cowgirls, and hardworking folks from their Wasilla store. Dubbed “Alaska's Cowboy Store”, CW Tack has earned its reputation as the go-to destination for fulfilling Western wear needs, boasting the largest selection of tack in