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Tough times in girls hoopsEvery Dimond player scored at least six points as the first-place Lynx rolled to a 77-38 win over Chugiak on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at Dimond. |
Parakeets fly out of animal shelterBird lovers wasted no time rescuing more than two dozen parakeets seized last month from an Eagle River home. |
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ER residents help out in rural AfricaA group of three Alaskans and six Iowans have been working since Feb. 8 to bring more clean water to the remote village of Old Fangak, S. Sudan. |
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No more time for fun and gamesAfter a bit of fun, it’s time to get down to business. |
For nearly two months, Alexa Heald has been practicing for the Poetry Out Loud National Recitation Contest.
Chugiak sent more students than any other school to annual showcase of talent.
There are subtle but obvious differences between locally-grown produce and...
Chugiak High junior Sam McCall enjoyed cutting class last week.
Chugiak went to 2-0 on the season with a 35-14 win, while Eagle River dropped to 0-2.
Herding a few hundred middle school students onto about a dozen school buses isn’t easy — especially when it’s the first ride home many will ever take.
There are only approximately 400 Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape specialists in the Air Force, and two of them reside at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.
As it turns out, the rugged terrain surrounding Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson is actually a pretty good double for Afghanistan.
Children may be amazed or terrified of wild animals that live in the wilderness of the Alaskan outdoors, but a little education can leave their parents a little more at ease.
BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan — Deployment can be hard on a family.
A ceremony to recognize the upcoming deployment of the 98th Maintenance Company was held at the Alaska National Guard Armory on Jan. 23.
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