Renowned historian’s Independence Day eve talk in Anchorage asks: “Are we still a land of hope?”
In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, renowned Hillsdale College professor Dr. Wilfred McClay is coming to Anchorage for a free, public lecture titled “Are We Still a Land of
Peltola doorknockers use AI to plot targeted messages that fit Alaska voters’ concerns
In the wake of the 2024 GOP victories across the nation, an outside liberal super PAC has launched a new AI-powered program aimed at analyzing voter concerns in Alaska and elsewhere in order to plot targeted campaign messages for left-wing candidates like
Anchorage uses public funds to celebrate LGBTQ spectacle
In addition to having the city be an official sponsor of the recent Anchorage Pride parade, Mayor LaFrance enthusiastically waved rainbow signs and wore a “Pride” shirt as she joined a litany of sexually suggestive drag queens, abortion advocates and
Alaska’s Tanana fair rejects conservative parental rights group – Moms For Liberty
A prominent grassroots parental rights organization in Fairbanks won’t have a booth at the Tanana Valley State Fair after the left-leaning fair board rejected their application without offering any reasons for the
Anchorage church to mark America’s 250th with Turning Point USA co-founder
Families across the Anchorage area are invited to step back in time and celebrate the enduring values of faith, family, and freedom at “America Comes Alive – 250th Anniversary 4th of July Celebration,” hosted by Mountain City Church on Saturday and
‘Week of Dreams’ celebrates 150+ years of baseball in the Last Frontier
From frozen Arctic diamonds to sunlit summer nights, baseball has been woven into Alaskan community life for more than 150 years - and this week’s events aim to highlight that legacy while inspiring new
Irate LGBTQ crowd turns on historic Alaska brothel museum for failure to fly Pride flag
A historic brothel museum in Skagway, Alaska, which once offered 19th-century miners a slate of prostitutes on demand, is now under fire from LGBTQ activists for choosing not to fly ever-changing LGBTQAI+ flags during
Miracles, courage & tragedy: The 70th Anniversary of the Andrea Doria/Stockholm Disaster
Readers of my columns will have the opportunity to listen to a first-hand account of the 70th anniversary of an historic disaster, the July 1956 collision between the Italian luxury liner, Andrea Doria, and the Swedish
Homer to hold parade on the day that celebrates approval of first national flag in 1777
Homer Republicans are encouraging area residents to gather on June 14 for a Flag Day parade through town. Across the country, this day is historically set aside to honor the first national flag design, approved in
Soldotna’s ‘Pride in the Park’ sexuality fest canceled amid waning support
There won’t be any scantily clad drag queens prancing around the public stage at Soldotna Creek Park this June, after organizers of “Pride in the Park” cancelled the annual display of LGBTQ sexuality on the Kenai
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