Kodiak Island Borough Assembly Member Duane Dvorak plans to resign his position effective Aug. 5 so he can better support his aging parents, according to a letter he dated July 15.
The Kodiak City Council will be getting a roadmap for selecting its new fire station design services, according to Mayor Pat Branson.
Kodiak-based nonprofits have requested a total of $185,230 in cash funding and $728,358 in in-kind contributions from the city of Kodiak for F…
The Kodiak Emergency Operations Center updated its COVID-19 case count Monday, reporting six new residential cases and one non-residential tra…
Additional protections have been added to 89,000 acres of public land on both Kodiak and Afognak islands following the closure of a $2 million…
In June, Jace Crall was a key member of Kodiak High’s Division II state runner-up baseball team.
After racing against Seward’s Lydia Jacoby for nearly a decade and forming a friendship in the process, Leslie Spear wasn’t about to miss Jaco…
Stacy Ross fought back the tears during an emotional phone call Sunday afternoon. The longtime Kodiak Football League volunteer delivered news…
TOKYO — Lydia Jacoby didn’t know what to do.
The official start of school is still a month away, but the 2021-22 prep sports calendar begins Wednesday.
Seward’s Lydia Jacoby is one step closer to being an Olympic medalist.
Kodiak Capture
Creative rock find at Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park.
Theodore “JR” Peter Squartsoff Jr.
Theodore Peter Squartsoff Sr.
Robert E. Inga
Ronald James Monigold
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Hello again. The Legislature is currently in interim status following adjournment from our second special session on Monday, June 28, when the House of Representatives joined the Senate in app…
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