News
Nonprofit works to replace Kodiak’s Madsen Bear statue
KODIAK, Alaska (AP) — A Kodiak nonprofit is working to gather support for a new project that would…
News
Case challenges some political contribution limits in Alaska
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — An Anchorage state Republican party district and others are suing Alaska Public Offices Commission…
News
Juneau proceeds with plans to demolish fire-damaged complex
Eds: APNewsNow. JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — City leaders in Juneau are moving ahead with plans to demolish a…
News
Sitka shops offer free coffee for comments on ferry system
SITKA, Alaska (AP) — Three cafe owners are working together to raise support for improved ferry service in…
News
‘Fairbanks Four’ trial ends, judge won’t rush decision
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — Four men who claim they were wrongly found guilty of killing a Fairbanks teenager…
Sports
Pigskin Pick’Em: What doesn’t make sense does make sense
Week 9 proved to be another humbling experience for the Sultan of Sadness, I mean Sides… A 4-8…
News
Soldotna council hears frustration over competing marijuana ordinances
Public hearings on three ordinances in Soldotna should help the city plan its policy on commercial marijuana usage…
Arts & Entertainment
What’s Happening
Events and Exhibits ■ Kaladi Brothers will be showing the work of the “Aqua4” watercolor artists during the…
Arts & Entertainment
Reeling it in: Nostalgia on the silver screen with Bond, Peanuts
This weekend was about nostalgia. It was about revisiting properties that have been producing on-screen entertainment since before…
Opinion
Op-ed: The Mizzou meltdown
It was doubtful that the University of Missouri would stand up to a left-wing pressure campaign targeting its…
Opinion
What others say: More substance to fourth Republican presidential debate
Fewer podiums, more-moderated moderating and a few welcome policy contrasts marked an occasionally plodding but certainly more substantive…
News
Soldotna council taps Cashman for open seat
By a vote of 4-1 the Soldotna City Council elected Timothy Cashman Jr., to a vacant council seat.…
News
UA president visits peninsula campuses
Recently appointed University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen spoke words of optimism during his first visit to the…
Sports
SST slated for Wednesday
SST competition slated for today The semiannual Speed and Strength Training (SST) event will kick off its fifth…
Sports
Mt. Marathon announces 2016 raceday changes
The 2016 edition of Alaska’s famed Mt. Marathon race — the 89th running — will see a major…
Life
Pioneer Potluck: Stinky fish barrel, part 2
North Nikiski, Alaska 1986-87 around Bob’s bon fire In last week’s article, plans 1 and 2 did…
Opinion
Op-ed: Breaking the mirror
The one good thing about flying under the radar is that nobody pays attention to you. The worst…
Opinion
Thank our veterans, today and every day
Today is Veterans Day, a day set aside each year to thank and honor veterans for their service…
News
Three women crash after moose collision on the Sterling Highway
No one was injured, except the moose, in a three-vehicle wreck Monday evening on the Sterling Highway. Alaska…