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For many of us, Easter conjures up delightful memories of Sunday morning church services and egg dyeing, kulich baking and family gatherings, pictures with the Easter bunny and looking for

District 5 Republicans broke with the state party and endorsed Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, for the 2022 U.S. Senate race, passing a resolution at the District 5 meeting on Saturday.

The second time’s a charm for Cyndy Mika. She was one of the top three contenders for superintendent of the Kodiak Island Borough School District in 2017. On Tuesday, she

How will we spend our last days on earth? Will we be thinking about helping others? Will we be thankful to God for what He’s done for us? Will we

The Kodiak Island Borough School District is moving forward with its search for the next superintendent. At a special meeting on Wednesday, the Board of Education narrowed down the list

‘Should have happened a long time ago’: Hope and skepticism ahead of first meeting of governor’s Bycatch Task Force

The Alaska Bycatch Review Task Force met for the first time Friday. At the meeting, task force members introduced themselves and looked ahead to the behemoth task that they were

Carolyn Floyd had many titles throughout her life: mayor of Kodiak for 18 consecutive years, the first president of Kodiak Community College, member of the National League of City’s Advisory

Duncan Fields, a local with several decades of experience in fishing and seafood processing, is the newest member of the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute’s Board of Directors.

A long-needed overhaul of the Gerald C. Wilson Auditorium’s audio system was approved Monday night with a unanimous vote from the Kodiak Island Borough School District Board of Education.