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In 2020, a child in the remote Alaska village of Igiugig needed emergency medical evacuation to Anchorage. When the medevac plane arrived, the runway lights at the small state-owned airport failed to turn on despite repeated attempts to activate them.

Villagers, including resident Ida Nelson, quickly mobilized. A neighbor made 32 phone calls, and many in the community drove cars and ATVs to the runway. They lined up the vehicles along both sides of the strip with headlights blazing to create a path of light. Coordinating with the pilot by phone, as he reported he could see the runway, they guided the LifeMed King Air to a safe landing.

The child was successfully evacuated. The story highlighted the determination and quick thinking of a tiny rural Alaska community when the runway lighting failed.

Teen Schedule is in the comments 👍, sign up asap as class space is limited and they will fill up fast!

We can’t help you with your Blizzard but we are enrolling for Teen, Motorcycle and Adult Classes for summer 🌞! Pass by today to register in person.

We will be hosting K-Lee’s 3D Print Services Learn to 3D Print this Saturday at our location 📍. Inbox 📥 them for more info ℹ️

Here is our May Schedule for our 3D Printing 101 Class! We will be at the The Momster Shop Events this weekend from Friday to Sunday as well! See you there!

Now enrolling for Summer Teen and Adult Classes! Call 956-722-6151 for more info

The future is now

After years of Waymos and other driverless cars basically operating with their own rules, California is finally letting cops ticket autonomous vehicles starting July 2026. Instead of trying to hand a speeding ticket to an empty driver’s seat like a confused NPC, police can now send violations straight to companies like Waymo and Zoox when their robo-cars blow red lights, block emergency scenes, or do dumb traffic stuff. The new rules also force AV companies to answer emergency calls within 30 seconds and move their cars out of danger zones when first responders show up — which honestly sounds like we’re one step away from cops arguing with a customer service hotline while a robotaxi locks itself in park mode.