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Mickey’s Toontown Express landed at the Kodiak Benny Benson State Airport on Saturday. Alaska Airlines debuted the special hand-painted plane in 2023. According to Alaska Airlines, it took over 400 hours to hand-paint the plane.
A weather record was set in Kodiak, but it didn’t involve the weekend heat wave.
Kodiak’s Katrina Baisa signs a National Letter of Intent to run track at the University of Alaska Anchorage. She is joined by Kodiak track coaches Rob Stauffer (left), Dave Horne (behind) and Ashley Mortenson (right).
By: Steve Williams, Derek Clarkston
A runner competes in the Kodiak’s annual Fourth of July 10K Run/Walk in 2025.
Kodiak Middle School’s Audrey Mortenson leads the girls KANA Clockwise Mile during a track and field meet against Grace Christian and Wasilla in April at Joe Floyd Track and Field. Mortenson won the race in 5 minutes, 59.38.
By: Derek Clarkston
The past two meets, Christiansen finished second to teammate Levi Thomet.
By: Derek Clarkston
In her first try at Mount Marathon, Kodiak’s Audrey Mortenson slid to a top-10 finish in the girls’ junior race.
By: Derek Clarkston
Hot dogs getting grilled at the 2025 “Rotary Hot Dog Days of Summer"event in Kodiak.
In the final days of applying, the candidates for the open Kodiak Island Borough Assembly seat doubled to four.
When David Cratty entered the Kodiak High School gym on Monday morning, it took him back two decades to a moment that will forever live in Joe Floyd Basketball Tournament lore.
