FEATURES & COLUMNS APY: Through Rain, Shine, and Hail!
by Brad Rouda, photos by Monique Musick The day was full of pockets of sun, torrential downpours, and even hail. None of this, however, could stop the party.
Dispatches from the Gulf: An Oily Catastrophe
by Dahr Jamail, photos by Erika Blumenfeld On-the-spot reporting from the Gulf of Mexico: the situation is worse than you think.
Feeding Ourselves: Challenges and Opportunities of Agricultural Sustainability
by Mike Emers Make no mistake—there are opportunities in farming right here in Alaska.
The Governor, His Deputy, and A Sweetheart Deal Gone Sour
The Long View, by Ross Coen Twenty-five years ago this month, Alaska saw its only gubernatorial impeachment hearing.
Independence Day!
by D. Helfferich Silliness and prizes at the Fourth of July celebration in Ester.
The Missionary Position on Turning Fifty
by Neal Matson The fiftieth column for the Republic is marked by a top ten list and musing on how the author has become more progressive, or liberal, with age.
New Flagpole for the EVFD
by D. Helfferich Boy Scouts Troop 92 helped Oliver Rogers with his Eagle Scout project: a flagpole and commemoration wall, dedicated on the Fourth of July.
Old Friends in Anchorage: Wells Fargo and Columbia/HCA
Dose of Reality, by Neil Davis The history between Wells Fargo and Alaska Regional Hospital goes way back, and it's not always savory.
The Really Great News from the Underground
A Conspiracy of Ravens, by Richard Seifert Some days are diamonds, and the day the French government was culture jammed was one of them.
School Gardens for Social Change
by Katie Spring, photos by Kelsey Fitzgerald What is the difference between charity and social change? The one is like giving a hungry family a box of zucchini, but the other is like teaching them how to garden.
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