Palmer-Perfect Applewood Bacon
Adapted from Jodie Kozloff, Palmer, Alaska By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | October 2025 There’s something deeply satisfying about making your own bacon, especially when it comes from … Read More
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When Shots Ring Out: Surviving an Active Shooter in Public Places
Anchorage is experiencing a concerning uptick in violent crime, particularly homicides, according to recent reports from the Anchorage Police Department (APD). The city’s violent crime rate, around 10.6 per 1,000 … Read More
🚨 Anchorage Sees Surge in Homicides Amid Rising Crime Concerns
Anchorage is experiencing a concerning uptick in violent crime, particularly homicides, according to recent reports from the Anchorage Police Department (APD). The city has witnessed multiple fatal incidents in recent … Read More
✈️ From Ground Stops to Storm Surges: Alaska’s Week of High Stakes and Hard Lessons
Flights froze, floodwaters rose, and federal land deals redrew the map. A snapshot of the Last Frontier in motion. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | October 2025 1. Nationwide … Read More
📰 Alaska on Alert: Storm Recovery, Highway Chaos, and Wildlife Surprises
From $25M in federal disaster aid and fiery highway closures to rare wolf sightings and chess milestones, here’s the Last Frontier’s top stories today. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline … Read More
Tower of Time: How Palmer’s Steel Giant Still Tells the Town’s Story
Once the heart of the water system, the historic Palmer Water Tower now stands as a proud sentinel of the city’s New Deal roots. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline … Read More
💼 Community-Minded? Palmer’s Got a Seat With Your Name On It
Downtown Palmer/PC: alaskavisit.com By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | October 2025 Mayor to Appoint New Member to Serve Until October 2026 Election PALMER, Alaska (Oct. 17, 2025) – The … Read More
Shutdowns, Storms, and Stalled Aid: Alaska Confronts a Triple Crisis
Before and after satellite images reveal the widespread devastation in Kipnuk, Alaska, following the catastrophic flooding brought on by the remnants of Typhoon Halong. These images illustrate how the powerful … Read More
AFN Votes “No” on Marine Mammal Act Changes … Alaskans Say Draft Bill Threatens Subsistence Lifelines
(From left) Gayla Hoseth, incoming AFN co-chair, Clinton Cook Sr., president for the Craig Tribal Association, Natasha Hayden, co-chair of the Kodiak Island tribal coalition, Patty Schwalenberg, executive director of … Read More