The 31st annual Homer Winter King Tournament saw high turnout Saturday.
SoHi students spread across community on Wednesday to try out professions.
Tustumena Elementary students get lessons from Artist-in-residence Delana Green.
Applications can be filed online through myAlaska, or by visiting pfd.alaska.gov.
The project seeks local solutions to environmental issues.
Troopers were told first around 10:30 p.m. Sunday that a Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser was overdue.
One board member said he wanted to see no setnets or drifters operating in the inlet at all.
The construction is part of an ongoing project that has seen the campground sporadically closed in recent years.
In recent weeks, the center has reported several avalanches triggered in that area by snowmachines and snowboarders.
As of March 17, burn permits are required for all state, private and municipal lands.
Former District Attorney Scot Leaders is leaving for a new position in Kotzebue.
Programs related to invasive species, habitat and trails, native plants and agriculture have all been negatively impacted.
The group calls importation of natural gas a necessity in the short-term.
The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will be able to open their charter school this fall.
The sculpture, intended for the airport exterior, will feature a mother bear and two cubs.
Charles Kent Rininger, 38, was arrested March 12 by Alaska State Troopers.
Senator addresses flood concerns, federal firings, Medicaid worries in annual speech to Legislature.
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