Contributed by Carmen Summerfield -
In the weeks preceding this event, Pat Garley (441-6728) will be offering workshops in metal casting and mold making at his studio in Palmer. These workshops will continue at the VAA Art on Fire Iron Pour Art Fest, when these molds are poured with liquid iron.
The City of Wasilla’s Annual Summer Block Party
Contributed by Lyn Carden -
The Grape Tap, Crazy Moose and The Awakening Coffee Shop will once again have delicious delectable treats for you to buy, as well as several food trucks will be on site to provide you with tasty local flair.
A Best-Selling Novel Starring a Native Alaskan
Contributed by Jess Lederman -
The idea for my novel Hearts Set Free – an Amazon Best Seller in Contemporary Christian Fiction for the past two months – came to me not long after my first wife passed away, while I was living in Wasilla…
Palmer Artist Does the Dishes
Contributed by Kristen Spencer -
When you look at the cover of a gardening magazine, you see the flowers, but the emotional appeal – what makes you yearn to be there – is the artistic design elements in that setting.
“Zumba in the Park - Mat-Su” Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle Through Dance
Contributed by Lhing Mcneal -
Kabayan Inc. Filipino-American Community of Matsu will be hosting this event for the very first time as part of our Health & Wellness Program in partnership with Matsu Health Foundation.
Art Show for June at Kaladi Brothers Wasilla
Contributed by Suzanne Edwards -
Stop by Kaladi Brothers in the Carrs Mall during the month of June and feast your eyes on some very exciting watercolor pieces.
Phantom
Contributed by Sue Fujimoto -
Phantom has expressed a desire to be near other dogs and has started to become playful, especially around dogs that are her size or a little smaller. Loud or large rowdy dogs tend to scare her, but she may enjoy the company of another well-mannered dog in her future home.
Sputnik
Contributed by Kelleigh Orthmann -
He's got the look of an Oriental Shorthair, and the personality of a golden retriever when he gets to know you. Playful, snuggly, expressive, and loyal. What more could anyone need?
Meet Yukon
Contributed by Angie Lewis -
Yukon loves rides in the car, playing, being pet, and sleeping in bed with his people. He does not like being on leash, coming when called, and not much interested in learning tricks.
Newman Memorial Park in Willow Welcomes the Little Brown Bat
Contributed by Dana Hills -
The day was packed with fun-filled activities. Jesika Reimer, Zoologist at the Alaska Center for Conservation Science, located at UAA provided some awesome and engaging information about bats, specifically the little brown bat.
Garlic
Contributed by Dori Cranmore
Garlic has been used in many cultures for both its culinary and medicinal properties. Folklore shows garlic bringing good luck, protecting against evil, warding off vampires and at the same time, guaranteeing to transform any meal into a bold, aromatic and healthy experience.
Feeling Overwhelmed with Parenting?
Contributed by Dawn Paulson -
Every family goes through a hard time at one time or another, some families face more crises than others. Is crisis keeping you from being the best parent you can be? The key to making it through a difficult time is having a support system such as family and friends.
Fair Announces 2019 Scholarship Recipients
Contributed by Melissa Keefe -
Fair scholarships are open to all Alaska junior and senior high school students who plan to attend college or vocational school.
Christmas in July? You bet!
Contributed by Justin Giles -
About 8 years ago, I found myself home alone and bummed out on Christmas day. I had recently been through a bitter divorce, and the wife and kids were elsewhere. Loneliness stings. Out of nowhere I received a call from a friend who invited me to come down to the Menard Center for a free Christmas dinner…
A Summer Camp with a Difference
Contributed by Susan Olson -
Nestled in the trees at the edge of Flat Lake is a faith-based summer camp dedicated to giving every kid a week-long adventure. Even getting to Camp Tukuskoya is an adventure. The traditional summer camp, complete with cabins, a lodge with soaring windows, and dedicated staff, is accessible only by boat.
Alaska Raceway Park Kicks off the New Season!
Contributed by Michelle Lackey Maynor -
The much-anticipated racing season at Alaska Raceway Park kicked off Mother’s Day Weekend with two days of racing! Along with the exciting NASCAR & IHRA racing this year, Alaska Raceway Park has some exciting announcements for race fans as well!
Valley Garden Club Annual Plant Sale
Contributed by Sue Wallin -
Step outside to the south patio for a gorgeous view and hundreds of hardy perennial plants that grow well in our climate. Members share plants from their own gardens. Trees, shrubs, berries, roots… plants large and small, with helpful growers standing by to answer your questions.
Poster Art Contest Winner
Contributed by Michael Consalo -
In 2019, Make A Scene Magazine, in partnership with Michael C Marketing, The City of Wasilla and Q 99.7, just to name a few, came together to continue “The Pass @ The Park”. Rebranded “Music in the Park” this great event will offer live music, vendors, prizes, and food trucks, all with free admission.
Alaskan History Magazine
Contributed by Helen Hegener -
The inaugural issue, May-June 2019, featured articles about the construction of the Alaska Railroad, Yost's Roadhouse on the Richardson Trail, the barns of the 1935 Matanuska Colony Project, the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, and the All Alaska Sweepstakes sled dog races in Nome.
Colony Days
Contributed by Ailis Vann -
Bring the family out to this year’s Colony Days celebration from June seventh through ninth and experience what makes Palmer such a vibrant and happy town.