Treg Taylor's Old Department Got Him Back on the Ballot
APOC voted 4-1. The Lieutenant Governor said the law was not unclear. Five days later, at half past ten on a Friday night, it got even more unclear.
Anchorage
So Long, Little Dipper Diner
What’s left is just another darkened diner and a reminder that “owning the libs” doesn’t pay the rent.
From War to Thoughts & Prayers
Alaska's far-right movement has redefined what passes for civil political discourse. It's a problem elected officials and community leaders must address.
Virginia McClure to Step Down as Library Director
In a letter published today to the Anchorage Public Library website, Virginia McClure announced that she is stepping down as the library's director, citing her need to leave Alaska so that she can care for her mother, who has been suffering from moderate to severe dementia.
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Effort to Indoctrinate Anchorage with Ginsburg's Legacy Underway
In a move sure to piss off right-wing cancel culturalists and delight champions of diversity, inclusivity, and acceptance, Matthew Beck has purchased two dozen hardcover copies of "My Little Golden Book About Ruth Bader Ginsburg." These cherished books, celebrating the life of the trailblazing Supreme Court Justice,
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[insert chapter name here]: Railing Against 'Secrecy' While Demanding It
The leadership team of Moms for Liberty's Anchorage chapter spends a lot of time on top of their social media soapboxes, railing against the supposed secrecy perpetuated by our public educational system. Yet, in a twist surprising nobody, a document reveals the merry band of online gay bashers,
After the Release of Alleged Damning Parks & Rec Recording, the Usual Followed
They say that Anchorage has a short-term memory when it comes to politics, but there was a time not so long ago when our city's hardcore contingent of maskholes, conspiracy theorists, and extremists made life hell for the Anchorage Assembly and members of the public who attended