When it comes to high-speed internet access, rural Alaska communities are lagging behind.
For those not familiar with it, “glamping” is glamorous camping.
Rain pounded against the windshield, encouraging a creeping melancholy as I drove myself and a volunteer north on the Sterling Highway toward Swanson River Road.… Continue reading
American icons to take stage in outdoor July 4 performance
In Homer you could see it being flown on our state ferry, M/V Tustumena, tied to the Pioneer Dock
My attitude toward camp cooking is that you can eat pretty much anything you would eat at home.
The new estimate released at the June AGDC meeting is 12% below the number of several years ago.
It’s about time we asked ourselves: What can we do to support our university?
“Erasing Seward from our history won’t make our history more fair…”
Every cloudy day is different. On a bluebird day, from the window above my bed to the shores of Resurrection Bay, the view is the… Continue reading
The opening of this year’s sockeye fishery at the Kenai/Russian River confluence brought reports of two yearling brown bear cubs making regular appearances along the… Continue reading
Alaska learned from its Territorial mistakes, and now has one of the strongest election systems.
Alaska Voices: The statue is causing pain to some of my neighbors.
The event is part of a resurgent trend for traditional weaving.
Is this how a state with the highest environmental standards in the world would act?
I stepped through a time warp last week.
Scattered on my desk I have three journals: my bullet journal, the daily planner that sort of keeps my life in order; my bird journal… Continue reading
It’s no secret that wildfires play a significant ecological role in Alaska’s boreal forests, including those here on the western Kenai Peninsula. Everyone who drives… Continue reading
The concert came about after the pandemic forced KBBI to cancel a planned Solstice weekend concert.
