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The first sign of active plant life after the long Interior Alaska winter is the appearance of soft, fuzzy, young catkins on felt-leaf willow (Salix alaxensis) and diamond-leaf willow (S.

Salmon and their finned brethren are a lot like Sunday drivers. They enjoy meandering in curved passages, stopping to rest in the shade and grabbing a bite to eat along

Summer is just around the corner, which means outdoor activity will soon give us a delightful feeling of life, especially when we go fishing. The Alaskan summer gives us plenty

To cure our daughter of pollen allergies, my husband and I bought a gallon of raw, local honey for $75 from an elderly couple we met at the Tanana Valley

Ceremonies took place at the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center in downtown Fairbanks.

Complementary and alternative medicine (often expressed as CAM) has been rapidly growing in popularity in recent times.

Alaskans are a photo happy bunch, and we’re fortunate so many Interior residents love to snap a shot. Whether professional and methodical in the approach to photography or just acting

Alaska is well known for its fascinating and diverse array of feathered residents.

Editor’s note: Ian Larson visited Bobby’s Downtown on Thanksgiving. The message still resonates at Christmas.

After being rescued by the Alaska SeaLife Center, a 10-pound male northern sea otter received a warm welcome in Chicago in late November.