Kodiak sees its second confirmed case of COVID-19 from an out-of-state traveler who was asymptomatic.
After a hiatus of nearly two years, El Chicano Mexican restaurant in downtown Kodiak will begin the process of gradually reopening this week.
Leon Wallace doesn’t consider himself a hero. He is simply the guy who feeds the school kids of Kodiak.
The city of Kodiak and the nonprofit Kodiak Economic Development Corporation are accepting applications for the Small Business Emergency Grant…
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Despite the popular Bear Crawl event — a 1.5-mile obstacle course — taking a virtual approach this year, race organizer Pam Foreman still guarantees racers will get the full experience.
The oldest mountain race in North America was canceled Sunday due to the coronavirus pandemic.
There is one adjective that best describes Hallee Blair — humble.
Who is the only athlete in the history of the Kodiak High School track and field program to appear four times — not counting the pentathlon re…
Without spring sports, the Ellsworth family has gotten creative in finding ways to remain competitive.
The best season in the history of the Kodiak High School baseball program was in 2004. The team went 17-0 and captured the school’s only hardb…
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Springtime evening view from Anton Larsen Bay Road.
George Bradford Lee went home to be with the Lord and his many…
Carolyn Marie Thomas, 79, died in her home on Wednesday, May 1…
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Burl Clymer of Page, Arizona, passed away December 2, 2019 aft…
I wanted to provide a short update on Alaska’s CARES funding as there have been several new developments.
Hello again. It is great to be back home again following a brief return to Juneau to pass House Bill 313 on Wednesday, May 20. This critical legislation gives the governor the authority to man…
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