“Grannie” Annie shares a tale of bad luck and recipes for good food.
Whatcom Community College freshman Zack Tuttle stayed hot with goals in consecutive games for the Washington school. Tuttle provided the Orca’s only offense over two… Continue reading
The Homer Mariners finished tied for fifth among 18 teams at the West Spiketacular volleyball tournament in Anchorage, the highest placer among peninsula schools. Kenai… Continue reading
The Cook Inlet Academy Eagles lost a pair of weekend games to finish 1-2 on a three-game homestand at the Kenai Soccer Complex. CIA lost… Continue reading
What’s happening this week
I felt I was led as a child through a dark forest at night while holding tight to my father’s hand.
Sauntering my way, the animal halted and gazed in my direction. It appeared uncertain about my status. Was I a threat? Or, was I anything… Continue reading
There are many reasons to be optimistic about the future of oil and gas in Alaska
Hiring a manager would not grow government, which can easily happen with an unqualified mayor.
Nome wrestles with issues of sexual violence and law enforcement.
We urge our leaders to prioritize climate change and its impacts to public health for Alaskans.
The policies surrounding wildfires should prompt Alaskans to worry.
Not only the humans but the animals, birds, plants and trees are transforming right before our eyes. Sliding into fall has always been a pretty… Continue reading
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Working together to find solutions to the challenges we face is critical.
What’s happening this week
Let’s just say that the kids’ presence is lingering.
What do the members of the KPEA need to do?
Our offer to the district brings us in line with comparable districts on the cost of health care.
Connecting with the rest of the world through the internet is essential to a functioning economy.
