Travel and tourism took a hard hit everywhere, and Alaska was no exception. In-state travel was the difference maker for many businesses in 2020. Alaskans… Continue reading
Nowhere in Alaska is the high cost of energy felt more than in rural communities. While all Alaskans endure high energy costs, the impact is… Continue reading
Appreciation of the natural world that surrounds us can be a unifying element in our community
Assault on Congress undermined constitutional order and respect for law
We assert that last year the highest law officer in the state, then Attorney General Kevin Clarkson, willfully violated Alaska law when he sexually harassed… Continue reading
Innovation through public-private partnerships can be good for Alaskans.
Local theater perseveres in pandemic.
Closure of Homer, other DMV offices will hurt seniors and disabled.
Share the Spirit continued programs even in pandemic year.
In American culture, we view the start of the New Year as a time to make life changes, to reflect on the past year, to… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula was delivered a low blow by Gov. Mike Dunleavy this month. At the very end of a four-year process intended to bring… Continue reading
‘Lean in’ experience from Zoom talk can be expanded as community support during pandemic.
The Gulf of Alaska is the site of a critical military training area where the U.S. Navy has trained safely and effectively for more than… Continue reading
While industrial hemp is an old-time agricultural crop, many still think of cannabis only as marijuana.
A lot rides on the outcome of the Georgia U.S. Senate run-off elections, but some things will be the same no matter who wins. Whether… Continue reading
I am pleased to be a founding member of the newly formed Alaska Gasline & LNG, LLC. (AGLNG) alongside Alaska Laborers’ Local 341, longtime Fairbanks… Continue reading
This year has been one for the record books, and this month’s election was no exception. Turning out in numbers that haven’t been seen in… Continue reading
