As volunteers distribute free meals, Anchorage’s giving spirit shines on a Thanksgiving unlike any other
“Even though we’re in a pandemic, you’re still seeing people who want to help any way they can,” said Lessa Peter with the Salvation Army.
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Anchorage’s Hilltop Ski Area opens next week with Alyeska Resort not far behind
Hilltop will open Tuesday for season-pass holders and two days later for the general public.
Tlingit artist designs stamp inspired by trickster raven tale for US Postal Service
Juneau resident Rico Lanáat’ Worl’s stamp design is one of several forever stamps announced by USPS last week.
Tracking COVID-19 in Alaska: 4 deaths and 563 new cases reported Thursday
There were 136 people with COVID-19 hospitalized as of Thursday.
4.5 earthquake north of Willow shakes Southcentral Alaska
Another earthquake happened at the same time farther south, near Augustine Volcano.
Report of missing person leads to police finding body in East Anchorage home
No arrests have been made so far in the homicide investigation, APD said.
Facing a deluge of comments, Palmer delays mask mandate decision a second time until early December
City officials spent an entire almost seven-hour meeting Wednesday night reading emails into the public record. The city council has yet to start deliberating.
It’s the winter of COVID-19 — what better time to experiment with alternative ways to germinate plants?
Alaska gardening: The old standby, of course, is using eggshells to grow plants. But why stop there when there are also bananas, potatoes or even baby diapers?
When we shop local, Alaska thrives
As we enter the holiday season, let’s remember all the great Alaska businesses that need our support.
The people should decide the future of the Exxon Valdez spill trust
It is time to abandon the “sunset” approach and adopt the “perpetual endowment” model used by countless institutions around the world.
Letter: Recognizing President Trump
Some have suggested the new vaccines should be named for President Donald Trump.
Municipal manager and 2021 Anchorage mayoral candidate Bill Falsey to leave position with city
Falsey will be replaced by the former general manager of Municipal Light & Power, Anna Henderson.
Celebrating a nonprofit leader who has made Alaska a better place
Michele changed the metrics and refined the missions. She tendered a standing invitation to the entire community: Come join us in the work.