The Alaska National Guard Yellow Ribbon Program will be visiting the Bethel area March 1-4 to provide information and assistance to veterans regarding their benefits and entitlements earned while in service, according to a written statement from the Guard.

Vendors at the Native Art Market pay $125 for a table, less if they are over 65.

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A Mekoryuk man who drove his snowmachine off a 50-foot cliff this weekend drowned after he and his machine punched through ice in a river below, according to Alaska State Troopers.

NOAA released today for public comment a draft national policy encouraging the use of catch shares, a fishery management tool that aims to end overfishing and rebuild and sustain fishing jobs and fishing communities.

The village of Mekoryuk is furiously trying to learn all they can from their two remaining elders.

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President Barack Obama greeted troops and their families at Elmendorf Air Force Base today during a brief stop as he travels for his first presidential visit to Asia.

As many as one-third of homes in one Western Alaska village are rotting, moldy and potentially unsafe to live in, a new report says.

The blurb: Inupiat Alaska State Trooper Nathan Active must figure out what connects a dead hunter on a remote lake with a year-old fatal plane crash in the Brooks Range and a fire that killed eight people in the Arctic village of Chukchi, including the town's police chief.