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Graduates from Kipnuk and Kwigillingok who were evacuated to Anchorage after October's storm. From left to right, Patty Fox, Cadence Mesak, Jason Dan Lewis, Charlie Paul, Miisaq Paul and Kenton Oscar (Erica Sharp, a graduate from Quinhagak, is not pictured here).
By: Rhonda Mcbride
Southwest Alaska high school students celebrate their graduation, after a destructive October storm forced them to finish out their senior year in Anchorage. The ceremony marked a powerful step forward for the students and their families on their healing journey, blending village traditions in a city setting, that honored culture, community and courage.
Rep. Bryce Edgmon, right, discusses school funding with Sen. Lyman Hoffman at Unalaska's Aleutian Regional Community Conference, Aug. 13. Hoffman has endorsed Edgmon's bid as his successor.
Kodiak residents were disappointed that Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) and Congressman Nick Begich III (R-Alaska) did not hold a meet-and-greet during the crab festival over the Memorial Day weekend.
At a memorial service on Monday, Robert Nick was remembered for bringing Yup'ik values to his work on numerous boards and commissions that brought many improvements to the Yukon Kuskokwim Delta.
By: Rhonda Mcbride
Robert Nick, a respected Yup’ik elder and leader, is remembered for a lifetime of service following his death at the age of 84. He helped modernize rural Alaska through work in electrification, education, and regional leadership while preserving Yup’ik traditions.
By: Rhonda McBride, Knba By
Robert Nick was a man of the tundra — the place where he was raised, where he lived most of his life, and where he was laid to rest this week near his home village of Nunapitchuk.
A demonstrator holds a protest sign in support of Dan J. Sullivan of Petersburg after the Alaska Division of Elections issued a preliminary decision to remove the candidate from the ballot on June 12, 2026.
Lori Price and her three-year-old German Shorthaired Pointer, Chaos.Lori Price.
Maureen Longworth and Lin Davis smile for a photo at their home on Douglas Island on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
