by Tommy Wells Landon Smith and Zachariah Pleasant both won a pair of first-place finishes and a second in another at the 2017 Alaska USA State Wrestling Championships this past weekend at the Menard Sports […]
• On 04-21-17 at 2:00 p.m. medics responded to Akiachak Drive for the report of an intoxicated person who was unconscious and unresponsive. Medics were cancelled while enroute to the scene. BPD Officers transported […]
Good morning – Here we are at the end of April with the Legislature continuing their work on how to address our State’s fiscal deficit. Both the Senate and the House have passed legislation that […]
Judgments Jordan Pete, 24 4th Degree Assault 4 Mos., 3 Yrs. Prob. Randy Bell, 23 Resist/Interfere Arrest, Felony DUI 390 Days; $10,000; 3 Yrs. Prob. Stacey Earl Hoagland, 26 Drive Without Valid Operators License $300 […]
by Greg Lincoln Our delta youth made us proud this past weekend at the Native Youth Olympics state championship in Anchorage. You could see it in how they went about their day at the games […]
Today (April 19th), the State of Alaska filed suit against the United States to assert ownership of the land underlying portions of the Knik River. After failed attempts to have the federal government recognize the […]
On Wednesday, April 26, students at the Alaska Job Corps Center were absolutely captivated during a dynamic presentation by famous tobacco addiction researcher Victor DeNoble on the science of addiction and how it affects the […]
by Millie Bentley Greetings. Have you ever been invited to a potluck but don’t know what to bring? Here is a nice potato salad recipe that you can make that goes good with any moose […]
Constance (Connie) Sautebin, 96, of Fargo, ND, passed away on Wednesday, March 15th, in the Bethany Retirement Living Memory Care Unit, with loving family by her side. Constance “Connie” Marie Sautebin was born to John […]
by Tad Lindley When they see me for the first time in a long time, many people will tell me, “You look like you’ve lost weight.” Being sensitive about being skinny, it used to bother […]
by Peter Twitchell If you are a member of a corporation like I am, I consider it a privilege, first to be counted. As a shareholder, my input and voting a proxy ballot is important. […]
by Tommy Wells Lindsey Beans-Polk found herself in the spotlight on Friday. And she delivered in a huge way Beans-Polk was one of four Bethel Wrestling Club standouts to claim gold medals in Wasilla and […]
by Dr. Lorin Bradbury Question: I have been hearing a lot about the benefits of smoking marijuana for medicinal purposes and for just the sheer enjoyment of it. I’ve gotten the impression that it really […]
From lanky sandhill cranes to petite red-necked phalaropes, migratory birds are appearing statewide in ever-increasing numbers, adding life to Alaska’s skies and cacophonies of sound to marshes, coasts, and streams. The birds’ arrival is a […]
by Ned Rozell Skiing to work over a persistent spring snowpack, I looked up to see a large white bird flapping gracefully over the spruce tops. A few gentle honks confirmed it was a tundra […]
The Bethel City Council appointed Mark Springer to fill the vacant seat left by former council member Nikki Hoffman. Hoffman resigned after having her baby last month. Councilman Springer took his oath of office during […]
by Tommy Wells The Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta’s athletes had a strong showing at the 2017 Native Youth Olympics championship this past weekend in Anchorage. Especially in the One Hand Reach competition. Just how dominant were the […]
by Mark Leary Cabelas.com – we use it more and more to enhance our subsistence practices. These days just about everybody uses camouflage hunting clothes and plastic goose decoys. When I was a kid there […]
Frank Chingliak of Goodnews Bay (center) was consecrated as a Bishop of the Alaska Moravian Church on April 23rd, 2017. To his left is Sam Gray and on his right is Lincoln Enoch.
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