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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Social Security is a bedrock of Alaska and the entire U.S.
By Lawrence D. Weiss Spectrum “We can never insure 100% of the population against 100% of the hazards and vicissitudes
The Waiting Place
By Avery Palenske Faith Last year, I received a copy of Dr. Seuss’s Oh the Places You’ll Go.
Letters to the editor
The Senate must vote on the PUMP Act immediately To the editor: Everyday, Alaska’s mothers return to work after
State will offer special lease sale in Cook Inlet in coordination with planned federal OCS lease sale
By Tim Bradner For the Chugach Times The state of Alaska is planning a special Cook Inlet oil and gas
Opinion: Ranked-choice voting puts voters, not parties, first
By Mark Kelsey Spectrum The state’s first foray into the “instant runoff” or “ranked-choice voting” system is behind
Opinion: Republican Governors Association inadvertently reveals financing of Dunleavy shell group with IRS filings
By Dermot Cole Spectrum The Republican Governors Association filed its quarterly financial report with the IRS late Monday. I thought
Former Suicide Peaks are now officially named Yuyanq’ Ch’ex, or “Heaven’s Breath”
By Bill Sherwonit For the Chugach Times Though I backed William Pagaran’s two-year mission to rename Chugach State
Road tripping for Kenai River coho salmon
By Andy Couch Fishing Report A friend kept inviting me to fish the Kenai River with him, and I was
Alaska students stay steady in reading but decline in math since pre-pandemic, says national assessment
By Lisa Phu Alaska Beacon Math scores were down this year for students in Alaska from pre-pandemic 2019, according
A governor should solve crises, not create them
By Les Gara Spectrum In this election for Governor you can elect the candidates with the strongest record on education,
The business of managing our state’s fish and wildlife is an art based on scientific information
By Howard Delo Outdoors The business of managing our state’s fish and wildlife is an art based on scientific
Administration says Corrections deaths not ‘unusual,’ ACLU says it’s deflecting responsibility
By Lisa Phu Alaska Beacon None of the 15 people to die in Alaska Department of Corrections custody in 2022