As a military spouse, you want to be there for your service member, to offer support and stability, but what about your own needs?

Peggy Shumaker, a stalwart supporter of Alaska writers and the larger arts community, is a professor emerita from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and a former Alaska writer laureate. Author of nine ...

Arika Pulsipher remembers having an especially hard time during her husband’s first deployment to Iraq. The couple now stationed in California at Fort Irwin were at ...

Laura Briggs aspired to be a tenured professor, but after marrying a Navy man, that option was out. She's been wildly ...

So, at the surface level, a spouse is a spouse, right? But anyone who has ever sat through an FRG meeting, tried to navigate ...

Surviving spouses of fallen service members were honored at the annual Gold Star Spouses Day ceremony at Queens Borough Hall.

Snow-tipped chimneys, fresh pine, lively carols and gifts wrapped with care: For over a century, Christmas poems have captured ... wreath” from entering a military camp. Jolly Old Saint Nick ...

Australians even coined a word for it: phubbing, short for phone snubbing. It’s sad when your spouse has a closer relationship with his phone than he does with you. At the very least, tell him the ...

It's scary enough for individuals to take a chance on themselves and start their own business, but the spouses of military servicemembers are often grappling with a unique set of hurdles on the ...