A home school graduate, Laura Neese has been focused on running sled dogs since the age of nine. She fulfilled the literature component of her
The first guy through the line for sign-up this summer was Roger Lee. He grew up in England but now resides in the United States.
Jimmy Lebling – For the past twenty years, Jimmy Lebling has been around mushing as a guide and handler. He’s been dreaming of the day
When Justin first came to Alaska in 2009 to take a job as a handler, he had absolutely no mushing experience. Eight short years later,
Perfect weather! Perfect Trail! Perfect Day! PERFECT Ceremonial Start! Ask any one of the seventy-four mushers or any one of the thousands of fans and
No parking signs have been posted for 24 hours along 4th Avenue as well as crossing streets in downtown Anchorage. They weren’t kidding! At
When you put seventy-two mushers into one room, there’s much reminiscing between friends with the common bond of sleds and dogs. Add to that friends,
Off the road system. For years, that phrase cast a seductive mystique I had not felt since my early traveling days. At 23, I moved four
Observing the triad of interaction between mushers, canine athletes and veterinarians was the objective for the teacher’s field trip to Vet Check at Iditarod Headquarters.
Educators attending the 2017 Winter Teacher’s Conference in Anchorage loaded their sled bags with valuable lesson ideas and teaching tools during Tuesday’s sessions. Cory Quarles
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