Douglas Bennion, a 20-year-old Mormon missionary with a buttery complexion and gelled hair, rides in an immaculate silver Mercury Sable through the Rangeview Mobile Home Park in Muldoon to where the bumpy street narrows and the park takes on the feel of somewhere else.
The Kodiak football team quietly stepped off a chartered bus Thursday afternoon at Anchorage Football Stadium, gazed at the artificial turf and felt fatigued after traveling from Kodiak Island.
Over the past decade, Anchorage has become more ethnically diverse than many larger cities Outside. In a series of occasional stories, we're looking at what the changes mean to Alaska's largest city.
It's not too early to plan your ski getaway. Along with snagging early booking discounts, travelers will have better choice of availability when they book in advance.
Just about everyone - politicians, pundits, journalists, voters, bureaucrats and bloggers - complains that elections are won and lost for superficial reasons.
Does it sometimes seem as if Netflix knows your tastes better than your friends, your spouse, even you? “You loved it,” the DVD rental site will remind you, offering a movie for sale that yes, by golly, you did love.
Does it sometimes seem like Netflix knows your tastes better than your friends, your spouse, even you? ''You loved it,'' the DVD rental site will remind you, offering a movie for sale that yes, by golly, you did love.
One hallmark of the annual issuance of Alaska Permanent Fund dividends is the offer of cheap travel from providers looking to cash in on the influx of cash into nearly every Alaskan's pocket.
