The Bethel Warriors spoiled Kodiak’s season-opening basketball games, taking a coed doubleheader on the first day of the 56th ...

In what might be a first in the 56-year history of the Joe Floyd Christmas Tournament, the state’s longest-running prep ...

Local author and teacher Leslie Leyland Fields received some great news this Christmas season. Her new book, “Nearing a Far ...

Woody Island Baptist Mission and Orphanage is one of more than 400 Native American boarding schools and other institutions ...

Bayside Fire Department is relaunching its Fire Cadet Program, and is seeking high school students interested in learning the ...

Heavy rain didn’t stop the Kodiak Lions Club from passing out 350 stockings at its annual Drive-by-stocking giveaway Sunday ...

I’ve always loved the grandeur of Christmas: twinkling lights, bursts of pine green, crimson red, and glittery gold. Dazzling decorated trees, fanciful holiday feasts, gifts of all shapes and sizes.

The period between Christmas and New Year’s Day can be confusing for many people, and, not surprisingly, it has many terms, including twixmas, blurry, loose belt days, feral week and limbo land. The ...