Anchorage is a great place to live and one of the jewels of our city is our trail system.
Life-long Alaskan Colleen Burgh died peacefully on February 2, 2014, never fully realizing the number of lives she touched with her humor, warm heart and generosity.
Click here to read Hugh Fleischer’s obituary. Click here to go to the APF Honoring and Memorial page.
My Favorite Park: Kincaid Park “Kincaid Park is the best place in town for year round fun . There’s great skiing on a wide variety of trails for all abilities. Good places for wildlife viewing. Great mountain biking on the…
Meet Kathy, owner of the Wheel Good Food food truck.
My Favorite Park: Didlika Park “I want all the parks to be safe and visible from one corner to the other so no mischief or any other problems will occur in the parks.”
My Favorite Park: Far North Bicentennial Park “Outdoor spaces and recreational opportunities are proven indicators of a community’s health. Kids and parents need to have access to open space that encourages freeplay, exploration, and education about the natural world. Parks…
My Favorite Park: Far North Bicentennial Park “Parks should be as accessible as your back yard and provide year-round recreation. They should be developed to have something for everyone, regardless of recreational interest and ability.”
My Favorite Park: Russian Jack Springs Park, Polar Bear Playground “I love the Polar Bear Park in Russian Jack because it is fun and unique! Nola is a great name for the beast. It is a walkable park which is important…
This Mother’s Day, I decided to feature three local supermoms: Lia Keller, Erin Kirkland, and Leah Boltz. Each are on a mission, from building Alaska’s first 100% inclusive playground to getting kids outdoors.
