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Mile 113 of the Richardson Highway, otherwise known as “Simpson Hill,” is set to be realigned by the Alaska Department of Transportation (DOT). The highway … more
After standing vacant for more than four decades, the long-abandoned pink Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) school in Copper Center is finally being demolished—a bittersweet milestone for many in the … more
Another Kenny Lake Book Camp has come and gone, gathering around books, fun games and activities centered around literacy. For five days, July 14th-18, the library was transformed into ‘Book … more
An Ahtna language class for kindergarteners is planned for January 2026 at Glennallen Elementary School. Additionally, district high schools are proposed to have a strong Ahtna history component … more
The Alaska Division of Forestry (DOF) reported three active fires in the Valdez/ Copper River area this week. All of the following information is from the DOF … more
Lakota McRoberts - CRR StaffThis past Memorial Day, under a steady morning rain, local Veterans, members of the American Legion, the VFW, Auxiliary groups, and dedicated community … more
Anna Somers - CRR StaffOn Saturday, May 31, residents came together at the Tazlina Fire Barn for the very first community fundraiser to support the Glennrich Fire and Rescue Volunteer … more
On April 24, the Greater Copper Valley Chamber of Commerce held a spring community potluck supper and dessert auction hosted at the Copper Valley Air Hangar at … more
As part of the Hands Off! National Day of Action April 5, residents of the Copper Basin joined voices with demonstrators in well over 1,000 rallies across the 50 states. Demonstrators turned out to protest what organizers call “unprecedented executive overreach.”  … more
By Anna SomersOn Friday, April 4, dozens of children, teens, and adults participated in Glennallen’s Go Blue rally. This annual event is organized by the Copper River Basin Child Advocacy Center … more
Note: This article has been edited to change a typo that stated: “Another five remained by the courthouse with a sign inviting passers-by to engage with them on the subject of federal workers, … more
Most of us are familiar with the role of artillery in avalanche risk mitigation. Artillery is fired into avalanche start zones when the runout area is closed to the public, … more
By Anna Somers- CRR StaffAt the Copper River School District’s February 4 board meeting, board members unanimously voted to approve a calendar that will massively overhaul the treks schedule for … more
by Anna SomersIf you walk into the Glennallen Middle School or High School and glance at the desk by the main office, you might find yourself holding a brand-new copy of Glennallen’s new student … more
Reflections on the 2024 Intertribal Agriculture Council Youth ConferenceLakota McRobertsThe 2024 Intertribal Agriculture Council (IAC) Youth Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, proved to be a … more
Anna SomersIn an era dominated by e-readers, smartphones, and audiobook streaming, you might wonder if public libraries are becoming obsolete. The Kenny Lake Public Library is proof that even in … more
Allison SayerIn a second emergency meeting December 20, the Copper River School District (CRSD) Board approved the expenditure of up to $800,000 from savings to replace the Kenny Lake School (KLS) … more
On December 5, local families and residents met at the American Legion Hall in Glennallen for the 15th annual tree lighting party and ceremony sponsored by the Copper River Basin Child Advocacy … more
Devin Standifer, who has roots in the Copper Basin but currently lives in Fairbanks, has been missing for nearly two weeks. He was last seen in the Fairbanks area.Standifer’s aunt Flora Hicks, who … more
UPDATE: Since the publication of this article, CRR learned that the three votes in favor of replacing the Kenny Lake boilers at the December 13 emergency meeting were not sufficient. Four board … more
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