In the face of Alaska’s fiscal crisis, Kenai Peninsula College has been working to maintain a quality education with decreased funding, according to the college’s… Continue reading
A man who activated a fire alarm at Sterling Elementary School on Friday was arrested, according to Alaska State Troopers. The school was evacuated in… Continue reading
Opioid addiction has developed such a powerful grip on Americans that some scientists have blamed it for lowering our life expectancy. Drug overdoses, nearly two-thirds… Continue reading
“Where there is no revelation, people cast off restraint; but blessed is the one who heeds wisdom’s instruction.” (Proverbs 29:18) Ancient wisdom from a Higher… Continue reading
First the bad news: the fall crocuses are blooming. I say “bad news” because they are a couple of weeks ahead of time. I have… Continue reading
Did you know … Cradle to cradle design is a holistic economic, industrial, and social framework modeling human industry on the natural processes of sustainability.… Continue reading
How to cut down a tree:
Safe, effective tree felling, limbing and bucking Felling trees, bucking logs, and cutting firewood are popular autumn activities. However,… Continue reading
If it were a plague, the government would rush to quarantine the infected, as occurred during Europe’s Black Death in the 14th century. An immigration… Continue reading
The Alaska Board of Fisheries may have just had its Upper Cook Inlet meeting earlier this year, but stakeholders already are looking forward to 2020… Continue reading
For NBC of late, “it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Yes, the TV news organization where I occasionally appear… Continue reading
There will be no escaping the federal REAL ID law if you want to get on to a military installation or travel by means whose… Continue reading
Donald Trump isn’t exactly on a winning streak, but he is beating the NFL in a rout. The league’s commissioner, Roger Goodell, signaled the beginning… Continue reading
The rules were not simple, in fact there is a whole blog dedicated to the rules for the Mind A-Mazes problem solving competition on Saturday… Continue reading
The Kodiak girls and boys swimming and diving teams swept the Palmer Invitational on Thursday through Saturday. The meet is generally considered a good preview… Continue reading
WASILLA — Great win for the Wasilla Warriors. “Good loss” for the Soldotna Stars. That’s not something heard every day, but that’s how Soldotna head… Continue reading
Two people were killed after a crash on an icy Seward Highway near Hope junction on Saturday morning, according to Alaska State Troopers The crash,… Continue reading
There was no time to sip apple cider on Saturday at Kenai’s Fall Pumpkin Festival, within minutes of the pumpkin patch opening all the pumpkins… Continue reading
FAIRBANKS — Sean Topkok is of mixed race and grew up in a state of “cultural confusion.” “I was bullied by my classmates for being… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Officials in Alaska on Friday were evaluating the impact of a Trump administration decision to stop payments to insurers that help lower copays… Continue reading
On a wet and wild Thursday night at Tsalteshi Trails, the Chainwreck Cyclocross Series concluded with a fifth race that saw Tyle Owens, Amber Bethe… Continue reading
