It’s always humbling to be reminded of what we take for granted in this life. When faced with the prospect of having to drive to… Continue reading
The children of Alaska deserve a better education and a future, writes Charlie Pierce
Passing down hard-earned knowledge of the land
On Aug. 4, 1892, the Associated Press reported that the revenue cutter Bear had, on June 4, rescued only Peter Viani from the island
The Spit was rockin’ last weekend
Apparently, when it comes to being Queer, some conditions may apply
How does the Mount Marathon Race stay local? That was the question in the minds of many people I talked to about a new rule… Continue reading
Alaska’s short, sweet summer is usually in full swing by the time you really notice it. “Better hurry and enjoy it,” the fireweed says as… Continue reading
Megan Rapinoe’s memoir tackles love, sports and breaking barriers
This crunchy, fiery kimchi can be made in an hour and is ready to eat overnight
This pandemic has been long, hard, and at times confusing
In fact, Frenchy’s last name wasn’t even Vian; it was Viani, and he and the rest of his immediate family were pure Italian
The Kenai River personal use dipnet fishery opens July 10
It has been a while since I have been up close and personal with a bear. It happened quickly. I was distracted while walking along… Continue reading
There really only seem to be two seasons in Alaska: winter season and construction season. On the Kenai Peninsula this summer, we’ve all been delayed… Continue reading
It details “the incredible power of women, and their partners”
Weekend in Anchor Point, Homer and Seldovia features parades, games and barbecues
Lemon grass chicken skewers top off a day in the surf
What words would you use?
The stories were full of high adventure — whaling, mining, polar bear hunting, extensive travel, and the accumulation of wealth
