Glenn Highway

He learned to fly during the Second World War in the Army Air Forces.

He came home from the war with a license, a hunger, and not much else, and he drove the new Glenn Highway north looking for terrain worthy of what he'd become.

He found it about sixty miles north of where he'd eventually settle, where the Alaska Range piled up against the sky like a wall at the end of the world.

The mountain that the Athabaskan people had always called Denali, the Great One, was still officially named McKinley on every federal map.

This is the very early stages.

There will be what's called a corridor study done by DOT to analyze and review everything that goes on from the Glenn Highway to the bridge on Arctic Ave.

So that, that's what that was, an, an interaction time for all of us to just start and say, "Hey, let's, let's look at what's going on and how we all together can best, in the future, develop something that works for everybody."

Great.