Tapping birch trees to make syrup is a sweet spring ritual
By Leslie Shallcross The calendar indicates that it’s spring, and despite occasional freezing temperatures and lingering patches of snow, the…
By Leslie Shallcross The calendar indicates that it’s spring, and despite occasional freezing temperatures and lingering patches of snow, the…
For the past 25 years, Susan Harry has been peering into a microscope every spring to count and classify minuscule…
By Art Nash There have been concerns about rising prices, or inflation, taking over the purchasing power of consumers. Yet…
By Heidi Rader Honeyberries, or haskaps, are a unique berry. Honeyberries have a huge range in shape, size, productivity, taste,…
By Reina Hasting We have some longevity to celebrate! Dana Davis (pictured left in her office) and Danielle Craven (pictured…
By Laura Weingartner Waking up to snow blowing sideways each morning and feeling the afternoon sun warming the air was…
By Reina Hasting On a recent trip, a rare thing happened. I was thrown off my routine and left my…
By Heidi Rader Steve and Sara Masterman grow fruit near Fairbanks. I had the pleasure of interviewing them about their…
Screens are everywhere, from television to tablets and e-readers to smartphones, so limiting screen time with children is hard. To…
This column is in memorium to Stephen Brown, who died unexpectedly in his sleep at his home in Palmer, Alaska,…
By Marla Lowder On Feb. 23-28, 4-H took nine youths from around the state to Juneau to learn about the…
By Heidi Rader“Hey, you want to go to Alaska this summer?” Rudy Klaver asked Eli Brockman a couple of years…