Joel Davidson is the Editor in Chief at the Alaska Watchman. He covers a wide range of themes including government and politics, health and wellness, and societal issues, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and civil rights. His work has been featured in Pregnancy Help News.
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Joel Davidson's coverage revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on Alaska-specific issues. He also touches upon education, LGBTQ rights, and health topics within the Alaskan context.
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By: Joel Davidson
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed controversial legislation that would have reintroduced a costly, government-run defined benefit pension system for state employees.
An influential coalition of climate extremists is working to take control of Golden Valley Electric Assoc. - the energy cooperative that provides power to roughly 100,000 Fairbanks area residents.
By: Joel Davidson
Alaska gubernatorial hopefuls explain how they would exercise their constitutional authority to check or restrain potential violations of the State Constitution by the judicial branch.
Amid lower vaccination rates and persistent public skepticism about vaccine recommendations, Alaska’s Department of Health (DOH) is set to embark on a massive statewide community vaccination operation, deploying scores of mobile clinics at fairs, public events and other gatherings across the state.
If the last few enrollment reports from the Kenai School District are any indication, correspondence and homeschooling appear to be the future of public education.
Alaska gubernatorial hopeful Adam Crum has chosen health care executive Robert T. Craig III as his lieutenant governor running mate.
The movie, “Revolutionary America,” tells the story of the American Founding, the greatest political achievement in history.
This past Sunday, The Sanctuary of Eagle River gave a $20 “Personal Ministry Fund” to everyone in attendance - about 40 people.
The Frontiersman, founded nearly 80 years ago to provide local journalism in the Mat-Su area, has printed its final edition.
By: Joel Davidson
The flood of Alaskans filing to become the next governor is continuing to pour into the Alaska Division of Elections, while many Democrat and left-leaning Republican legislators are still running unopposed.
