On Friday, July 31, Mayor Ethan Berkowitz dropped what many felt to be a bomb on Anchorage's service industry. Dubbed a "Four Week Reset," Executive Order 15 called for the

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) exhibition, “FélixFénéon the Anarchist and the Avant-Garde-From Signac to Matisse and Beyond (Online and in Situ thru January 2, 2021)” --I recommend watching MoMA’s

Alaska Hydrographics owner Paul Reed has been making custom coating work for over 10 years. What started as a hobby grew into a full fledged business with an endless stream

Nationwide, readers young and old will gather by their computers, tablets, phones and TVs to watch a historic reading of Ray Bradbury’s classic novel Fahrenheit 451, streamed over YouTube, Facebook,

Shawn McDonough is a one-man powerhouse of CBD manufacturing and sales based in Homer. He has been a fixture in the cannabis shops I have worked at, where people know

Last Saturday was the third year that hosted a gathering of marijuana growers, retailers, and enthusiasts alike, all coming together to express their love for the green at Settler’s Bay

Nothing can make us feel more refreshed and ready to hit the ground running than proper sleep. Sadly, not everyone can fall asleep effortlessly. For some of us, going to

Last week it looked as though summer was winding down. While school schedules and the weather might agree with that statement, the live music scene is still heating up. Though

You’d think a 24 mile long, azure glacial lake located an hour and a half from Anchorage would be overwhelmed with visitors. Yet most people drive right past Kenai Lake

As I occasionally do in my City Wilds column, I’d like to take my readers on a trip outside the Anchorage area, to another Alaskan locale that has special meaning