Every Christmas Eve the Claus residence houses the North Pole Christmas party. As each department completes their work they Claus home fills with elves who track Santa together. Nobody is more on top of where Santa is and what he is doing than Mrs. Claus. Just as Elf Roger has always said, on Christmas Eve,... Read more
It was just three years ago we learned about Santa going on a walkabout. This is something that Santa does now and then. But, just to refresh your memory, a walkabout for Santa is when he ventures out into the world. His purpose in take a long, long walk like this is to talk to... Read more
Lots of shaking up going on in North Pole Flight Command. This new jobs thing has really made a lot of elves think. Me too, to be honest. I applied to become the International Director of Santa Trackers. I didn’t think I’d get it. I just wanted to see what would happen. Well, it stirred... Read more
It is a quiet time of year. It is a consequential time of year. Last year, in January, we saw a lot of change happen. It took a lot of elves by surprise here at SantaTrackers.net. Well, guess what? Surprise? Change is happening again. Only this time I’m not so sure elves are going to... Read more
The mystery of all of the problems with Santa’s sleigh has been solved. It. Was. Santa. I kid you not. When Elf Harold reported that the investigation into the sleigh by North Pole Security had been canceled I smelled a rat. Something like this just doesn’t go away so easily. When the word went out... Read more
Elf Victor, Santa's head of Reindeer Operations at the North Pole, dropped in to Elf Chat to take questions about Santa's reindeer. The Reindeer Games ended this week in an upset win for The Mighty Mick. That led to many questions about him in particular. But other questions focused on how reindeer fly and how... Read more
Ok, I've delayed this post long enough. The test pilots of Santa's sleigh held a group lunch during the Halloween weekend break. I was there. I heard a lot about Santa's sleigh. I was asked by several to not share what I learned. But I cannot stay silent any longer. This is not only news... Read more
Questions from students and teachers are featured in the newest episode of the Santa Trackers Podcast. I have been talking with school teachers from around the world for several months and answering their questions - well, most of their questions. This episode features questions Elf Crash Murphy answers - and that's because he follows Santa... Read more
It has been an interesting week since the sleigh crash in the South Pacific. Murmurs about Santa's sleigh have been everywhere since. I suppose it is human nature to cast blame. At first, everyone was in shock - and worried about the well being of the pilot and the reindeer. But once it was found... Read more
Elf Frank Myrrh and Elf Crash Murphy have now filed this radio news report of the crash of a test flight of Santa's Sleigh.
Test flights of Santa's sleigh are scheduled to begin in Sector 4 starting sometime on Monday, July 26th, North Pole Flight Command has announced. We are not sure yet if the tracking map for those first flights will be ready or not by that date. We are expecting an announcement from Elf Tubby Ryder, elf... Read more
Well now. Isn't that interesting? Not long after my last column I got a phone call from my friend, Elf Lorraine Hastings, who happens to be a North Pole Flight Command elf. She's some kind of analyst. She told me she was assigned to call me and broker a deal. She could tell me what... Read more
