What looked like a “second wave” moved in like a tsunami.
Fishing shouldn’t be catalogued underneath Alaska’s boring-but-true bureaucracy.
Alaskans should make the intelligent distinction between party loyalists and proactive opponents.
If we believe children come first, then fears must be overcome in favor of science and common sense.
The quickest way back to a strong, vibrant Alaska is, ironically, a bit slower than we might like.
Being a seasonal biology technician has its perks. Every summer is a new adventure full of incredible fieldwork, new friends and amazing locations. Much like… Continue reading
I had a lot of goals at the start of this year. I was well on my way to not using a single, single-use coffee… Continue reading
Last month, the Pratt Museum reopened on a scaled-back basis with its summer show, “Entangled: Exploring Natural History Collections from Kachemak Bay.” Put together by… Continue reading
Author would be here on a book tour, but, y’know.
Bipartisan legislation in the U.S. House would offer tax credits to advertisers and subscribers.
The broccoli had this perfect crunchy texture that paired really well with the gooey melted cheese.
This proposal has the potential to seriously harm many recreational users.
Distance is the only guaranteed measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
It would eliminate party primaries for a free-for-all.
Over the last two years Alaska Trails has scoped out and planned for an Alaska Long Trail.
While Turk and I were watching the water evaporate at The Fishing Hole early last week, a guy let fly with a rig composed of… Continue reading
The 2014 to 2016 marine heatwave, or “the blob,” in the Gulf of Alaska was connected to one of the largest known seabird die-offs globally.… Continue reading
We don’t like it, but we are doing the best we can with the hand we’ve been dealt.
There’s nothing better than fresh anything.
If we want change on a national level, we lead this change by first upending the governor’s tenure.
