Currie Dixon spends a lot of time thinking about political issues that are also on the minds of many Alaskans: energy, salmon, resource development. He’s in touch with Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, and ...
President Donald Trump is infatuated with gold, from bathroom fixtures in the White House to gold coasters, ceilings, door ...
AT PENINSULA COLLEGE, we often talk about being responsive to the needs of our community. It’s more than a guiding principle, it’s a responsibility. And in times like these, when resources are tight ...
PORT ANGELES — Two Peninsula College students have begun internships with the Olympic Peninsula News Group and will continue through the college’s summer quarter. Christopher L. Hart is working at ...
Like many, my household has spent the past month or so in the grips of World Cup mania. As I took the whole spectacle in, one ...
Drop a scant teaspoon of filling onto half of the rectangles and cover with the rest. Use a fork to gently seal the edges all ...
Half marathoners competed this month in a rugged race series held annually as a fundraiser to bring awareness to local trails ...
Trump isn’t warning us that the election will be rigged. He is building the rigging, one purge, one lawsuit, one broken ...
An Alaska police officer has lost his job for texting while driving on the Sterling Highway in Soldotna. Former Seward Police ...
A Kenai man has been convicted for the 2023 strangulation death of a Sterling woman. Nicolas Bushnell, 33, was found guilty ...
Matt Schultz, a Democrat running for Alaska’s sole U.S. House seat, suspended his campaign on July 17 and threw his support to independent candidate Bill Hill. Schultz, an Anchorage pastor, released a ...
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