Dallas Seavey and his string of ten dogs that are "all heart" rode into Nome at 5:16:08pm Tuesday. The 37 year old musher cheered ...

Happy September! It's more or less officially fall in Alaska, and that means it's training season. I know, I know, I keep saying...

Old habits die hard. I haven't been a "paid stalker" for the Seaveys in four years, but I stopped by Conway's free concert...

Below is Danny Seavey's latest "blog post" from Facebook about how he would solve the current woes of Iditarod. He make...

I'm at work and can't do a big blog post, so, for now, I'll just let this facebook post do the talking. What do you think o...

2007 Wildride, retired Iditarod Champions Angus and Zebra pull Alaskan Malamute rescue Buddy out of the Arena. Guys, I'm having...

I apologize to the few readers of this blog who thought I'd have more content by this point in the year. I thought I would, too. I just ...

This week has been one of a lot of sun and HOT weather. Unusually hot for our area of Alaska. We rarely get into the 80s and yet we're g...

Good morning world! The race is on to Unalakleet, the first checkpoint on the coast. Many race fans know that the race kicks into high gea...

Jodi Bailey's team run through Anchorage for the Ceremonial Start of Iditarod 43. March 7, 2015 The leaders have made their way in...

The 43rd running of the Iditarod is set to take place in just two weeks. Lack of snow has forced the race to run further north than ever bef...

Every year the Iditarod puts on a feast for their volunteers, and they hold it the last Saturday in June. This ties in with their first meet...

It's Mackey and King one and two... this is starting to get pretty predictable. King is an hour behind Mackey running out of Shaktoolik....

Photos and 'review' to come later, but tonight I leave you with a shot of Dan & Conway Seavey - and team! I feel very fortunate ...