Sunrise over downtown Nome, Alaska on a clear November morning.
The Northern sky has seen a thousand shades of red and yellow as the sun pokes up in the southeast and sinks into the southwest. There have been beautiful auroras streaming in the night sky: like sparkling, swirling curtains of green and red light. God has blessed us with a bounty of beauty, reminding us, every day, to delight in the splendor of His creation.
A local listener called KNOM on Thanksgiving and asked that her message be passed on to all who support KNOM:
Tell everyone thank you. Thank you for my radio station. Thank you to the volunteers who have traveled so far to be with us. Thank you for coming here. Thank you for the music, prayers, news, and announcements. Thank you for being my friend. God bless and quyanna*.
We pass on these thanks to the entire KNOM family.
*Quyanna means ”thank you” in the Alaska Native languages of our region.
