Surprisingly rich prequel interrogates contemporary politics through dystopian lens
StarLight StarBright winter solstice skiing fundraiser benefits the American Cancer Society
He was sentenced to 70 years, with 35 suspended
Santa Claus arrived on an ATV and hit the ice himself, skating, playing hockey and greeting children
Only 18.5% of Alaskans have received a flu vaccine as of last week
On the refuge, all areas “traditionally open to snowmachine use” are now open
Saray Lockwood formerly operated Kenai Dental Clinic with her late-husband Dr. Glenn Lockwood
During the final round of the Alaska School Activities Association’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fall End of Season Tournament on Thursday, Kenai Central High School’s… Continue reading
The series is an offering of short films intended to spark discussion about film in the local community
The Students in Transition program serves students experiencing housing instability
The event benefits Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society
Holiday festivities include crafting, caroling, scavenger hunts and a whole lot of Santa
The State Board of Fisheries met in Homer last month
ACEs are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood
Cook Inlet sees traffic and noise from commercial shipping, the international airport, military operations and oil and gas exploration
Antlered animals are making appearances at bazaars and holiday events
The storm was the result of a strong low pressure system moving up from the North Pacific
The film shines not because of a giant computer-generated monster, but instead because of its emotional narrative grounded in humanity, history and politics
‘Trail Mix Journal’ collects stories and experiences from local wilderness
In the first week of playoffs for fall esports in Alaska, Soldotna and Nikiski saw their seasons brought to a close in quarterfinal matches, while… Continue reading
