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Ballot Measure 2 is a Trojan Horse. RCV is only a tiny part of the 34-pages, and it’s the decoy.
The disguised part of this measure, which they aren’t talking about at all, would unwind …
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Michelle Raven
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9/21/26
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Copper River king (Chinook) salmon return abundances and sizes of the returning fish have been declining. These same king salmon trends have occurred throughout the entire State of Alaska since …
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Andy Couch - Frontiersman Anglers Column
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6/11/26
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We cover Pride events every year, and every year we have private conversations with readers who object or cancel their subscriptions. This year, I decided to get ahead of the curve and discuss why we …
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Allison Sayer - Editor
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6/6/26
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Ranked choice voting is working for Alaska, and Republicans should see it as a tool that strengthens—not weakens—their voice at the ballot box.
Republican dislike of ranked choice …
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Roger DuBrock, Chitina
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6/4/26
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During spring break up Alaskans are transitioning from their bunny boots to their rain boots. What better rain boots to turn to than a pair of XTRATUFS? This distinguishable brown footwear with tan …
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Andrew Carlson - Featured Columnist
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5/22/26
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I am so sad to hear of the recent losses of young life in the Copper Basin. One of the risk factors for suicide is being part of a community that has experienced suicide. This is a dangerous time for …
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Allison Sayer
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5/7/26
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Seward’s City Council established the Developer Reimbursement Program (DRP) in 2019 with a clear purpose: to make residential development easier by reducing the upfront costs of extending essential …
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Seward Folly Staff
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5/7/26
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In 2015, more than 500 locals signed a petition urging local vendors to stand up against single use plastic by charging a 20-cent fee for each bag, hoping that this change would greatly reduce the …
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Matt Morse
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4/30/26
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Dear Friends and Supporters,
Project Santa is deeply thankful to everyone who has contributed over the years—whether through financial donations, volunteer labor, or ongoing support. Your …
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Shilah Butler- Project Santa
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4/8/26
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As members of the Copper Valley Telephone Cooperative (CVTC), we are currently facing a decision that will shape the governance of our utility for decades. The Board has proposed a bylaw amendment to …
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Shannon Saavedra
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4/1/26
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Glennallen VFW Post 10682 is in urgent need of Veterans who are willing to step up, get involved, and help keep the Post alive.
For many Veterans, the VFW is more than an organization — it is …
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Dana Becker
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3/24/26
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Should an international trophy hunting organization have a say in subsistence hunting regulations? The opportunity to harvest local meat to feed our families and communities is a foundation of our …
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Copper Country Alliance Board of Directors
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3/24/26
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I moved to Alaska in 1957, two years before statehood. I have driven and flown through the Copper River basin more times than I can count. Glennallen sits at the crossroads of the Glenn and …
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Evan Swensen
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3/10/26
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What is news? What is noise? Is it news to say something might happen? On the other hand, is reporting on something after the fact too late? Recently, I have had several conversations with locals …
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Allison Sayer
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1/29/26
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By Dick Gilliand The sound was deafening. Your whole body vibrated as the plane raced towards us, like an eagle on its prey. Cindy jumped up and screamed as bullets blasted out of its guns. I …
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Michelle McAfee
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8/24/22
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