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The snow from this past winter has not fully melted and many are preparing to celebrate the Easter holiday, but plans area already underway for the upcoming holiday season as

Christmas trees displayed at the U.S. Capitol come from different national forests. This year, the Tongass will be the source.

Last year’s tree came from West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest.

Wei Ying Wong, who succeeds Tara Riemer, has served with the Seward-based center since 2021 as its chief science and education officer.

The final week of Great Courses, The Wonders of America’s State Parks, has arrived. Tomorrow at 1 p.m. we are excited to have Bob Irby help us discover Alaska’s state

The state’s Alaska Gasline Development Corp., or AGDC, has put forth a new “phase one” plan for its project to build an 800-mile natural gas pipeline from the North Slope.

Homer resident, Alex “Willie” Flyum, 85, passed away Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024 at home.

Rates are jumping up by an average of $29 per month due to several factors, the biggest being a shortage of natural gas and the prolonged outage of Healy Power

With origins in Europe, the assisted climbing routes are springing up at luxury resorts and on private land this side of the Atlantic

The Regulatory Commission of Alaska has approved a plan for Chugach Electric Association to build a community solar energy farm in Anchorage and to operate it as a three-year pilot project. The four-acre, 500-kilowatt farm would have 1,280 solar panels and be located at the utility