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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – The Federal Subsistence Board (Board) approved Emergency Wildlife Special Action Request WSA26-13 as modified by the Office of Subsistence Management (OSM), regarding moose in … more
The Glennallen volleyball team will have head coach Kelsey Stanbro back for her fourth year leading the program. The Lady Panthers had a mixed bag when it came to results last year. While they were … more
The Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection announced on August 25 that Level 3- GO! Evacuation levels are no longer in place outside of the existing footprint of the Mukluk Fire. Properties … more
In July, Reese Noble competed with her horse Opal in the National High School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR) held in Lincoln, Nebraska. Noble graduated from Glennallen High School in May and earned a … more
VALDEZ – The bite was on at Allison Point just in time for the Valdez Kids Pink Salmon Derby. More than 300 young anglers caught at least one fish to enter the one-day derby, and 12 kids went home … more
The Kenny Lake Public Library celebrates another successful year of Book Camp, our traditional summer literacy program. The camp was held July 6-10 and welcomed a group of 40 people, including 28 … more
The Gulkana Village Council was awarded $350,000 to support the construction of a new community center. Gulkana Village was one of a dozen organizations who received a combined total of … more
Elisha Garrison received the call from every parent’s worst nightmare on May 11, 2025. Her son Jacob Brodigan was dead, and the cause later was determined to be fentanyl. It was Mother’s … more
There are two Copper River School District (CRSD) Board of Education (Board) seats open for election this coming fall. Candidates must register to run for either of the seats by August 7. Seat A is … more
On July 10, the Copper Valley Development Association (CVDA) hosted an energy and business meeting at the Copper Valley Telecom board room in Glennallen. Local business leaders and utility managers … more
On Thursday, July 9, U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, visited with members of the public at a meet-and-greet at the Glennallen Veterans Hall followed by a free BBQ picnic at the Lions Park. … more
Alaska voters will be asked whether they would like to repeal the ranked choice system of voting in November. Currently, we rank candidates in order of our preference in the general election instead … more
The Klutina River Fireweed Music and Art Festival 2026 was held on Saturday, June 27 at local pub Uncle Nicolai’s grounds. The Fireweed Festival is a day of family-friendly entertainment in … more
The City of Valdez turned 125 on Thursday, June 11, and the partying and celebrating lasted three days. On June 11, up to 700-800 visitors and Valdez residents met at the Kelsey Dock plaza for a … more
Carol Neeley, widely regarded as one of Glennallen’s longest-standing residents, celebrated her 90th birthday with dozens of friends and relatives on Saturday, June 13 at the American Legion … more
Twelve Copper Basin residents gathered at the Glennallen Courthouse on June 6 for an LGBT Pride walk.  Resident Lori Van Sleet, who stated she has lived here for about twelve years, said … more
COPPER CENTER, AK — Community members gathered recently to learn about an ongoing archaeology and cultural education project centered around the historic Gulkana site, an important Ahtna cultural … more
Every day after lunch this semester, the Glennallen Elementary Kindergarten students came into the classroom excited for a round of games and songs with teacher Carol Cozzen. What’s special about … more
JUNEAU — On May 11, the legislature passed SB 63, a bill sponsored by Senate Minority Leader Mike Cronk that will alter the membership of the Local Boundary Commission (LBC). The bill creates … more
Every year on May 31, Alaskans recognize Katie John Day — a day honoring one of the most influential Alaska Native leaders. But for many people in the Copper Basin, Katie John was far more than a … more
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