What’s happening this week
It seemed like 23 was Eagle River’s lucky number Friday night as both the boys and girls took down host Kenai Central by wide margins… Continue reading
We owe it to them, and to our students, to provide for an adequate pool of substitute employees.
As we prepare for Valentine’s Day, we may be thinking of the first two definitions for love.
A listing would mean permits the government issues for a mine would minimize impacts to the seals.
The Hilcorp Giving Program is designed to help Hilcorp Alaska employees become lifelong givers.
Who has ever poured over a list of possible baby names, highlighting favorites and writing them down for deliberation? Who has done the same for… Continue reading
My friend Joseph is a Scrabble savant by my standards and, I would think, by many other’s standards too. He excels at anagrams, staring at… Continue reading
My daughter Susan suggested I should tell about the farm I grew up on over 50 years ago. If we wanted ice cream we had… Continue reading
Each one of these Alaskans has made our state a better place to live.
Homer’s Autumn Daigle and Soldotna’s Jack Harris skied to success this weekend at the annual Homer Invite at the Lookout Mountain Trails on Ohlson Mountain… Continue reading
In the wake of the death of Kobe Bryant and his daughter, the hashtag “Girl Dad” has been trending.
Salmon and other fish must be prioritized for the owners of the resource first.
It is part of the human condition to worry.
The judge agreed with arguments made by the recall opposition group Stand Tall With Mike.
An introduction from new state trooper director
The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge has much to offer to those seeking any number of outdoor experiences: hiking, camping, canoeing, fishing, wildlife viewing, hunting and… Continue reading
We can address the underlying condition that is plaguing Alaska.
A biennial survey estimated the population of the white whales at 250 to 317.
We’ve finally made it to the end of the 2020 NFL road. This season, as much as any I can remember, was filled with wild… Continue reading
