In areas subject to fairly frequent wildfires, especially surface fires, we find many plants that have evolved resistance to burning, even taking advantage of the… Continue reading
JDHS and TMHS approve combined team sanctioned to participate in upcoming ASAA tournament.
Crimson Bears rebound from 5-1 defeat Friday, take Palmer to last minute of OT in 3-2 loss Saturday.
TMHS student who won state individual title takes second in 100-yard fly at national competition.
In December 2006, I sat in a similar carpeted room in this city and listened to scientists talk about an Alaska-size chunk of sea ice… Continue reading
Restaurant will be open for people wanting to hike to snow on upper parts of ski area, manager says.
School board’s unanimous vote occurs on night when dozens of title-winning athletes also honored.
Wrangell’s Della Churchill, Haines Leo Wald selected outstanding wrestlers
Several kinds of bees can make honey, although domestic honeybees are the most famous and best-studied. They make honey from flower nectar, storing it in… Continue reading
Eight Juneau grapplers earn Southeast weight division titles
Crimson Bears’ varsity hockey team defeats Kodiak Bears 7-1, 6-1 in games with similar tracks.
Glacier Swim Club stars competing at USA junior championships
TMHS, Mt. Edgecumbe top boys’ divisions; Ketchikan, MEHS top girls’
Thunder Mountain High School upperclassmen have waited lifetime for title chance.
On a recent afternoon, middle Alaska slipped into darkness. But a few hours after the 3:17 p.m. sunset, a golden light appeared in a field… Continue reading
The Teklanika River grows and moves swiftly as it flows north. Eventually the Alaska Range relents and gives way to the boggy interior of Alaska.… Continue reading
An eagle soars overhead, wings spread, making only minute steering adjustments of wing and tail feathers. It’s gliding on air currents and may travel considerable… Continue reading
Strong numbers for season pass sales, number of foreign student employees, business leaders told.
As an instructor for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, I have stood before a group of Alaskans every Tuesday night this November. During the most recent… Continue reading
Warm temperatures and rain dissolved much of ski area’s snowpack, but cold and snow in forecast.
