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By Kelly GerlachJunior High track season began with the district who usually hosts all of our meets announcing that they were not able to compete with out of area athletes. With no meets on the … more
By Mackenzie DysingerStudents from the rocketry class debuted their creations on Tuesday, May 18th, as the first event of Upstream Learning’s field day. Adults and children both watched in delight … more
By Robin MayoReady for summer fun?  WISE and BLM invite you to join us for summer hikes and science day camps.  Practice outdoor skills and explore new places while learning about the … more
By Amanda SwinehartFollowing the passage of H.R. 1318 by the U.S. Senate and House last week, three major cruise lines have announced they will be setting sail to Alaska later this summer.The bill, … more
International Migratory Bird Day (IMDB) is celebrated annually on the second Saturday of May in Canada and the United States, and the second Saturday of October in Central and South … more
By Mackenzie Dysinger This past week the Copper River Basin hummed with excitement as graduation rapidly approached. Looked upon with eager anticipation, graduation day for most students marks … more
By Ivy CatledgeOn March 3, 2021, previous principal of Glennallen Elementary, Michael Johnson, Ph.D., Commissioner, Department of Education and Early Development (DEED) introduced Senate Bill … more
By Cynthia Curtis“When all those sewing machines are running, it sounds like a sweat shop,” says Bruce Heaton, manager and co-owner of the Tolsona Lake Lodge where his wife Michelle just … more
A fiction serial by Shane Kimberlin.The scream was hers. Faint. I yelled out her name.We ran to the car and hopped in.“She’s at the cherry tree,” the cat said.I drove fast. The engine … more
Neighbors gather for a “Fireside Session” in Cheney Lake, Anchorage. Photo by Chantelle Pence. [/caption] By Chantelle Pence“Remember, you are a human being.” I spoke the words to the people … more
The Greater Copper Valley Chamber of Commerce held a monthly meeting on April 29 over Zoom. Chamber business and announcements included the visitor center (VIC) opening on May 15, … more
By Amanda SwinehartThe Copper Valley’s 2021 wildfire season was off to a blazing start last week with two fires in less than 24 hours.The first fire was near Copper Center.  According to … more
Parental/trigger warning: This article discusses violence. On April 27 2021, the Copper River Native Association (CRNA) hosted runner and activist Rosalie Fish, of the Cowlitz and … more
By Tenley NelsonA robin, perched on the perennial garden fence, sang a morning song as I walked from the greenhouse to the house with a shovelful of burning coals. We have not been having a fire in … more
Tvetene Carlson was born and raised in Cantwell. He is now a PhD student at the University of California Berkeley doing cutting edge research related to how diseases including … more
Note: This article has been updated since appearing in its print version. Additional comments from Christopher Miller have been added, which were received after press time.  By Allison … more
Birch sap is a lightly sweet, mineral rich tonic that can be drunk straight out of the tree. It can also be boiled down into syrup. However, with 100 gallons of sap required to make 1 gallon of … more
Pigs on the Speck farm, Kenny Lake. We have created a special baby animal department which will be bringing you more farm animal pictures soon. Photo by Allison Sayer. Pussy willow in the evening … more
We are finally getting spring temperatures, but it is hard to believe we’ll ever see our gardens again with so much snow still on the ground. However, if you are looking to get more out of your … more
“Aerial image of land donated by Ruth McHenry and Cliff Eames for conservation and education.” Photo credit: Zak Melms [/caption] The Copper Valley Development Association recently hosted the … more
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