What’s happening this week
It’s clear that we need concrete policy solutions — not symbolic gestures
Alaska stands to benefit as much as any other state.
Certain testosterone-infused feral critters strut around our acreage like Wild Bill Hickok
How much does this program cost the typical Alaskan? The answer is nothing.
Let’s constitutionally protect our right to vote on any new taxes.
Perhaps we can take a little time this weekend for at least an extra portion of gratitude.
K-12 and early childhood education cannot continue without sufficient, sustainable state funds.
Two men walked slowly along the dusty road to Emmaus. Heavy hearts matched heavy feet as they plodded on. Jerusalem faded in the distance but… Continue reading
“Things are changing really rapidly in Alaska.”
I remember the first time my Uncle Larry flew down in his Cessna and picked me up at the little airport a few miles from… Continue reading
WASILLA — Stacia Rustad, a former Kenai Central High School multisport standout who is now the activities director at Wasilla High School, received a special… Continue reading
Clam fritters, Easter bunny bread pudding, lemon hard sauce, hamburger stroganoff
To justify continuing ferry operations, it’s important to recognize why we’re in this fix.
Time to find new revenue to keep Alaska a wonderful place to raise families.
I believe conservative columnist Cal Thomas recently missed the mark when he declared young people are indoctrinated to become environmental activists and that “climate change… Continue reading
It’s important to defend scientific assertions under scrutiny of peers.
Many of Alaska’s citizens don’t see state government as an evil, ever-spending monster
It’s time to examine what the best tax system is for the state.
We should understand all possible interpretations of the messages we display.
