Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz

The best part of summer is when bunches of golden yellow sunflowers face you and smile wide. Their big heads track the sun as the hours progress during the day.

Did you enjoy your personal Palmer trip around the world in last weeks? You may have thought you were staying in Palmer for the Alaska State Fair.

In Palmer we are living in Autumn now. This seems to be everyone’s favorite season. It looks like fall— It is a ridiculously beautiful time of year.

Getting ready for winter is an Alaskan chore which sometimes starts in the spring or summer. But for most of us, we’re having way too much fun to focus seriously on the winter preparations.

Last week was a week to remember. The Northern Lights performance was off the charts with high drama in the night sky.

November is here and without the snow cover—it is very dark. This is a natural time between the busy harvest time and the onset of the holidays. Thanksgiving is two

Here Comes Turkey Week— Next week is actually the most notable week for Turkeys, but Palmer is starting the turkey trend early. Just because.

This is an annual Palmer Thanksgiving tradition which is simple but meaningful. Set a symbolic empty chair and place-setting for those who are not with us at the Palmer dinner

2024 has only a few breaths left. Let’s take a look at what happened this year and the best things and worst too.

The Palmer Alaska Buzz is pleased to report that through it’s social media platform, there were over 9 dozen documented connections successfully accomplished between individual Palmer people and: their lost