The Kodiak Island Smokehouse’s salmon products are the inspiration behind Manell Prevot’s newest venture, the Emerald Isle Bistro, a food truck that serves everyday comfort food with a salmon twist.
Coming from a vibrant LGBTQIA+ community in Jacksonville, Florida, Monica Claridge wanted to bring a piece of that to her new home on The Rock.
One of Friday’s two positive COVID-19 cases in Kodiak was a Coast Guard service member. The patient had traveled from out-of-state to Kodiak a…
The CEO of Kodiak Island Providence Medical Center, Kodiak’s only hospital, has announced plans to resign.
Alaska health officials reported 25 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday — 21 state residents and four nonresidents.
Brock Kler thought he had pocketed $10,000 on Saturday.
A holiday tradition on The Rock will not happen this year.
This past week, Sarah Nugent remained in the confines of her kitchen — a place she knows well and won’t get lost walking from the refrigerator…
Matt Lorch sat at the Salonie Creek Rifle Range, left elbow resting on a round table, looking through binoculars at a paper target 50-yards aw…
The Kodiak High School football team has one of the top helmet designs in the nation.
Coaches in the Kodiak Island Borough School District are now permitted to hold outdoor practices, according to activities director Debbie Rohrer.
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Leslie W. Shanagin
On Friday, June 12, 2020, Frances Eva Dalglish, loving wife, m…
Kenai resident Ms. Patricia Jean Henley, 74, died Sunday, May …
Audrey E. Martinson (Kraft)
Our government was set up to serve the people in as objective a way as could be conceived by the founders.
I wanted to provide a short update on Alaska’s CARES funding as there have been several new developments.
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