I enjoy reading books about the Arctic and the indigenous life. One book that stands out for me was, Shadows on the Koyukuk: An Alaskan Native’s
Teachers are returning to the classroom and setting the stage for a year of engaging learning. Some of us have used Iditarod for years, and
Leaving the 1999 Musher Banquet I had the pleasure of meeting and having a picture taken with Joe Redington, Sr. and his lovely wife, Violet.
As a teacher, it feels like every year there is a new “trend” (and a new acronym) that needs to be integrated into the curriculum.
Izzy from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services joined the Iditarod at the Ceremonial Start in Anchorage. Now it is time to get
One picture…I took thousands of images while on the trail and in the weeks building up to the journey. To choose just one is a
Hanna Lyrek is the 2022 Iditarod Rookie of the Year, the first of seven rookies to cross the finish line in Nome. What is the
More times than I can count or even remember during the 2006 Iditarod, I found myself in the presence of Iditarod icons, not only people
Our Alaska adventure ended back where we started in Anchorage. We had come full circle, and to conclude our explorations we visited the Alaska Native
Dogsledding has been part of life in Alaska for a very long time. As snow machines (mobiles), planes, and four-wheel drive vehicles started appearing in
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