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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Higher food costs for Thanksgiving-higher demand at local food banks
By Katie Stavick Chugach Times Anyone who has been to the local market to purchase a turkey and other items
MEA, members team up to build community
By Mark Kelsey Spectrum Never underestimate how a little spare change can make a big difference. That’s the essence
Higher food costs for Thanksgiving-higher demand at local food banks
By Katie Stavick Frontiersman.com Anyone who has been to the local market to purchase a turkey and other items
State nets $4.5 million in its fall “areawide” North Slope lease sale
By Tim Bradner For the Chugach Times The state of Alaska received 63 bids totaling $4.53 million in a
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
State oil lease sales draw more than $5 million in bids for North Slope and Beaufort Sea
By Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Businesses spent more than $5 million for leases giving them the right to explore for
Governor announces federal awards for education
By Frontiersman.com Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has announced a statewide list of educational programs and institutions that will be
U.S. Army launches 2023 housing tenant satisfaction survey
By U.S. Army Public Affairs WASHINGTON — The Army began its fiscal 2023 housing tenant satisfaction survey today to gather
A constitutional convention would undermine Alaska’s economic interests
By Jason Custer Spectrum Investing within Alaska is inherently difficult. Extreme weather, daunting logistics, geographical isolation and workforce limitations pose
Here’s what Alaska’s gubernatorial candidates say they’ll do about the state housing shortage
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon Across Alaska, there’s a major housing shortage. In Dillingham, teachers slept in their school
Here’s where Alaska’s governor candidates stand on the state’s growing child care problem
By James Brooks Alaska Beacon The cost of preschool child care is a growing problem in Alaska, one of 33
A constitutional convention would undermine Alaska’s economic interests
By Jason Custer Spectrum Investing within Alaska is inherently difficult. Extreme weather, daunting logistics, geographical isolation and workforce limitations pose