Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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The Nutcracker returns to Anchorage
The Nutcracker returns after a three-year hiatus to bring the holiday magic back this Thanksgiving weekend. For over 30
Despite extremes on both ends, Alaska’s total commercial salmon catch was about average
By Yereth Rosen Alaska beacon The trends in Alaska salmon headed in opposite directions in 2022, sometimes extremely so, but
Rookie and veteran Iditarod mushers preparing for 2023 race
By Jacob Mann Chugach Times The Iditarod draws dedicated athletes from across the world and the 2023 race is no
Governor Dunleavy announces multiple staff changes
By Staff report In a series of press releases, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy announced several staff changes. First, Governor Dunleavy
Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing
By Kristin Fry Faith Holiday time is upon us—we are gearing up for dinners, decorations, gifts, and gatherings. ‘Tis
Wood Frogs Sweeten Up to Survive Alaska’s Winters
By Bill Sherwonit For the Chugach Times With snow now covering the Anchorage landscape, temperatures dipping into single digits earlier
The view, from Asia, of Alaska’s natural gas pipeline
By Nathaniel Herz Spectrum I spent 10 days in Japan last month. I was mostly on vacation — great hot springs,
With more votes counted, Alaska House races are split 20-20 between Republicans and others
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Democratic candidate Donna Mears overtook Republican candidate Forrest Wolfe in a closely watched Alaska House
Governor announces federal awards for education
By Staff report Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has announced a statewide list of educational programs and institutions that will be
Judge moves David Eastman eligibility case to Palmer, nixes trial by jury
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Anchorage Superior Court Judge Jack McKenna has granted a request to move the upcoming legislative
In preliminary results, Democrats appear likely to flip two Alaska Senate seats
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Moderate Republicans and Democrats appeared likely to win several seats in the Alaska Senate from
State gas corporation pitches DOE on ammonia exports, restart of mothballed Kenai plant
By Staff report Alaska’s state-owned gas corporation is pitching the U.S. Department of Energy for the state