Paws Along the Trail Preserving the Iditarod Trail and reviving the Alaskan tradition of sled dogs were the driving forces behind starting the Iditarod Race
My school started spring break as of the end of the school day today. My students were so eager to watch the winning musher together
Hello Friends, Woowoowooo! The leader, Nicolas Petit left Shaktoolik on his way to Koyuk with my K9 friends fast and ready to race. Somehow, he
Hi Boys and Girls, Happy Monday! The teams are moving down the trail. The top 3 teams have left Shaktoolik and the next 2
Paws Along the Trail with Champions in Unalakleet The village of Unalakleet on Norton Sound has driftwood sticking out of the snow on the windblown
Hi, Teachers! I was an athlete! I belonged to a sports team….the sport of dog mushing which is the Alaskan state sport. Being an athlete
Paws Along the Trail at Night Volunteers and mushers were bleary-eyed this morning when I got up early to come out and help. It’s been
Paws Along the Trail with Oral History While in Nikolai, I met the chief of the village. He shared with me words of wisdom: “When
In setting up the Unalakleet checkpoint, the straw the mushers use to bed their dogs was all stacked behind the checkpoint. There are sixty-three mushers
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