Kodiak could be without ferry service until at least mid-May because of measures taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among ferry crew members, according to a Department of Transportation press release.
Fourteen new cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed in Alaska on Tuesday, bringing the state’s total to 133. No cases have been diagnosed in Kodiak.
Kodiak resident Jessica Gardner went from being able to pay her bills and support her family to losing all her income overnight with the closu…
Following the allocation of nearly $24.5 million for 2018 Gulf of Alaska Pacific cod fishery disaster relief, the state is seeking stakeholder…
Alaska had five new COVID-19 cases on Monday, bringing the state's total to 119 confirmed cases.
Joel Valdez was a lightweight in high school. The Kodiak kid won a state wrestling title at 113 pounds in 2014.
A few weeks ago, on one of my walks home from work, I checked in with Grandma C.
If Debbie Rohrer had never played an inning of high school softball her senior year, she would have been devastated.
In Feb. 1972, Kodiak High School hosted its first Class A State Basketball Tournament.
During his time in Kodiak, Michael Parnell was known as a runner. A good runner.
Standing near mid-court, Sam Galindo, while effortlessly dribbling a basketball with his left hand, fixed his eyes on the defender, hovering f…
Kodiak Capture
Ocean Beauty Seafoods dock.
Eli Baker
Walter Fulton McFarland Jr.
Joe M. Floyd Jr.
Hans Peter Olsen Jr. “Tubby”
COVID-19 has reached Alaska, bringing with it much disruptions to our daily lives and drastic impacts and challenges to our economy. The urgency of this health crisis is not lost on the legisl…
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