Here on the Tongass National Forest, both black and brown bears wade into the creek and perch on rocks to pluck fish from the water, tolerating one another in a rare interspecies truce brought on by sheer abundance.
Read MoreIf someone asks, ‘hey what is so unique about Alaska’s National Forests – the Tongass and the Chugach?”, the hardest part about answering this question might be deciding where to begin.
Read MoreA beautiful Sitka spruce from the Wrangell Ranger District on the Tongass National Forest has been selected to represent Alaska as the 2024 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree.
Read MoreA natural planner, Michelle Puckett is typically thinking ahead to what needs to be done and what is coming next, whether it be with her career, children or personal life.
Read MoreGREENLAND — It’s a tale of perfect camaraderie and of co-dependence.
Two years at sea have fostered a close relationship between the two fellow sailors as they cross the globe, through warm weather and cold. One is a 24-year-old male. The other is a hen.
The Warsaw Community Public Library had a great turnout Saturday, March 28, for Indiana-native Karen Land’s presentation on her adventures racing the Alaskan Iditarod. Land, who grew up near Indianapolis, has completed the nearly 1,100 mile Iditarod Trail sled dog race a total of three times. The trail … Read More
Mrs. Turner’s Kindergarten class at Warsaw Christian School studied Alaska and Hawaii as part of their America the Beautiful unit. During this unit, the students learned patriotic songs each week. Mr. Buller, administrator and native of Alaska, told the class about some special features of Alaska including climate, … Read More
Jeri Seely, editor in chief of Senior Life, will share her travels to Alaska along with pictures and facts about the beautiful state, at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at the Warsaw Community Public Library. The great state of Alaska is a place of startling beauty and contrasts. … Read More
