I believe that we Alaskans owe Petersburg Dan Sullivan a thank you for his decision to run regardless of his reasons for that decision. The Alaska Division of Elections has shown its hand early in this election cycle with its convoluted and partisan and illegal efforts to block a valid candidate from the election.

On the Saturday before the opening of the Southeast Alaska State Fair, McPherson Barn was brimming with activity.

The group aims to turn around a decline in Alaska Native voter turnout through forging statewide partnerships, boosting voter education and outreach, and reducing logistical challenges.

Bursell’s conquer triathlon, Schooler and Messmer grapple, Wheeler runs Sitka.

The federal government has agreed to pay the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium $400 million to settle claims of inadequate cost coverage over several years.

Fifth annual guided hike by Discovery Southeast, Southeast Alaska Land Trust takes community members off-trail to explore how Mendenhall Valley has been shaped over time.

Auk Village Campground is closed indefinitely due to a bear vandalizing a tent Wednesday while searching for food, following a visit on Tuesday when the bear ransacked a secured food box, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Company says increased activity involving repairs may be visible during coming weeks; website still lists various tram jobs available.

Hundreds of donors get the Juneau Independent’s second year off to a promising start, but we’re still grappling with how to get a mix of donors, ads and sponsors to cover our costs.

A 258-foot-high assembly hall would dominate the footprint of a possible shipyard at the former 6-Mile Mill site in Wrangell, as envisioned in this conceptual drawing prepared for borough officials to use in their sales pitch for state and federal funding. (Artwork courtesy Pearlson and Pearlson and the City and Borough of Wrangell) By Larry Persily Wrangell Sentinel The consultant that put together a feasibility study for a major shipbuilding and repair operation at the form

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President Donald Trump is infatuated with gold, from bathroom fixtures in the White House to gold coasters, ceilings, door frames and fireplace decorations in the Oval Office.