Soldotna had its own Rosa Parks
As Martin Luther King Day approaches, it's good to remember those who took a stand against racism. Soldotna homesteader Effie Bremond was one of them.
Lakota will not give up pipeline battle
Cumulative anger has led to the showdown over the Dakota Access pipeline and the tribes refuse to buckle.
As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump is a dangerous man
Ultra-nationalism, climate-change denial put Trump on the fringe and the nation at risk.
Satanic Temple no threat, and prayer should remain private
Soldotna satanists and free thinkers are no threat to the common welfare, but blurred lines between church and state may well be.
Salmonfest captures the essence of why young Alaskans stay
They'll be rockin' in Ninilchik this weekend, no matter what the weather, to celebrate Alaska and their place in it.
Alaska, facing a deep deficit, suffers by oil tax law
OPINION: "New oil" isn't so new, but industry gains by the definitions writ into law in Senate Bill 21
Sharing the trail: Iditarod dog Nash and our Jack didn't deserve to die
OPINION: Snowmachines are too often used carelessly, and the consequences can be deadly.
Bill to allow guns on Alaska campuses perpetuates a myth, puts people in danger
OPINION: Think about the consequences of bringing together armed Alaskans who are tense, sleep-deprived and under pressure. Then don't do it.
Super Bowl Sunday is the ultimate corporate bash
OPINION: In ways subtle and obvious, Super Bowl Sunday celebrates the corporate model of American life, for which football is the most representative sport.
Palin goes way over the line in linking PTSD to President Obama
OPINION: On PTSD, Palin makes no more sense than she ever did, but don't dismiss her or Donald Trump. They're dangerous.
After Paris accords, Alaska would be wise to invest in different energy future
OPINION: Imperatives of climate change will inevitably cut fossil fuel production -- and Alaska should get ahead of the curve.