Author: Sarah Brown

Sarah is a writer and editor who delves into the unique stories and challenges that define life in her community. With a commitment to objective reporting and a focus on community engagement, she aims to be a trusted source of information, shedding light on the vibrant culture, rugged landscapes, and resilient people of the region.

Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain Hit Alaska's Southeast and Southcentral Regions

Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Hit Alaska’s Southeast and Southcentral Regions

ANCHORAGE, Alaska—Today, Wednesday, June 5th, Alaska’s Southeast archipelago and Southcentral region are under siege by heavy rain and thunderstorms. This widespread downpour promises heavy rainfall from the Panhandle to Prince William Sound. Residents should brace themselves for persistent showers until Thursday evening, June 6th. In the Southeast, rain totals will range from 0.71 inches to 2.28 inches by Thursday evening, June 6th. Southcentral areas, especially from Seward to Prince William Sound, will see even more rain, between 1 and 2 inches through Thursday at 6 p.m. Meanwhile, Interior Alaska isn’t just escaping the heavy rain. There’s still a chance of…

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Denali Park

Just In- National Park Service Revises Statement Regarding American Flag Removal in Denali Park

A revised version of the National Park Service’s account regarding removing American flags from construction workers’ vehicles has been released, contrasting the agency’s initial statement. In the latest statement, the Park Service acknowledges that an employee from Denali Park contacted the Federal Highway Administration. This communication was intended to inform a Granite Construction project superintendent about a visitor’s complaint regarding the flapping sound of an American flag mounted on a vehicle traveling along Parks Road. The construction of a bridge at Pretty Rocks, near Mile 43 of Park Road, necessitates approximately one trip per day back to the Parks Highway…

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