New cultural center unveils thousands of Yup’ik artifacts rescued in race against climate change
The items excavated near a Southwest Alaska village highlight Yup'ik ingenuity nearly 500 years old.
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Find blueberries galore at the Alyeska Blueberry Festival
The 11th annual festival features a blueberry pie eating contest, live music and free berry picking a short walk from the festival grounds.
Ever since my friend’s divorce, she’s become obsessed with posting hot selfies
Relationship advice: Now that my friend's this skinnier, hotter version of herself and single, she’s completely driving me crazy with her social media.
Want to get the most bang for your Alaska Airlines miles? Think close to home.
Scott McMurren: Some of the best mileage deals are for in-state travel: from Anchorage to Juneau is just 5,000 miles each way.
Healing drives Eagle River veteran’s mission to bring grieving families to Gold Star Peak
Army veteran Kirk Alkire says his mission from the start has been to help honor those who have given their hearts and lives in the name of service.
How Alaska eats: Make these last weeks of summer count with something delicious
Winter looms like a big, gray elephant in the room, so this week’s edition is all about savoring summer flavors.
Bruschetta with nectarines and prosciutto is a stunning appetizer (or lunch – or even dinner)
Alaska from Scratch: This is a twist on caprese salad, that classic taste of summer.
Here are the secrets to making a truly great pimento cheese spread
Kim Sunée: Some notes from Carlyle: Only use orange extra sharp cheddar, never white, Tillamook is great. Never use a food processor to grate your cheese. Do it by hand. Use more black pepper than you think.
It’s still summer. Don’t give up on your yard yet.
It's time for new potatoes, berries, trimming back your lawn and - in Anchorage - plastic pot recycling
Farmers markets are ‘bursting’ with crunchy, colorful summer vegetables this week
Market Fresh: Use them for soup, salad or stocking up the freezer - now's the time to grab some local veggies.
Inked Alaskans: Tattoo event connects artists and customers
About 140 artists, mostly from Outside, turn the Dena'ina Center into "one big tattoo shop."
Tourism is winding down. That means sweet in-state deals for Alaskans.
It's a great time to snag a deal on a cruise, train ride, RV rental or stay at a lodge.
After dating all summer, I’m ready to go public with my new guy — but he wants ‘us’ to be a secret.
Relationship advice: I told "Pete" I was tired of being treated like a hookup and he needs to respect me and acknowledge our relationship. Pete said he isn’t ready for that.
Trekking through fire and ice on Greenland’s 102-mile Arctic Circle Trail
From sunburn to Gore-Tex on a nine-day wilderness hike across one of the island’s largest expanses of ice-free terrain.
How Alaska eats: From sea to Saltry in Halibut Cove; high time for local zucchini, porcini and berries
The best way to eat Alaska mussels? The same day they're caught, within 10 miles of where they were harvested - no fancy little fork required.
See these charming purple flowers in your yard? Destroy them immediately.
Jeff Lowenfels: Bird vetch and purple bellflower are two plants vexing readers this month - and serve as perfect examples of how powerful invasive plants can be.
These zucchini brownies are so rich and gooey, you might want to use a fork
Alaska from Scratch: Zucchini naturally holds water, which releases as it bakes, giving the brownies that fudgy texture that many say is essential to a good brownie.
FCC commissioner reviews telehealth systems with Alaska care providers
Brendan Carr told providers in Anchorage the commission is raising the subsidy cap and working to process payments more effectively.
Yes, you can fail a drug test by eating a poppy seed bagel, as a Maryland mother learned
Because they're derived from opium poppies, the seeds sometimes contain traces of morphine.