Author: Raegan Miller

“Ultimately, we just want to make sure there’s smart decisions being made,” Ketchikan Borough Assembly member Grant EchoHawk said.

“It’s not meant to be so formal and educational as it is really to celebrate welcoming Elizabeth back home as alumni,” Yeil atoowu Ginger McCormick said.

Students from every grade at the Ketchikan elementary school gave a performance to honor the Tlingit civil rights leader.

Halo-halo — a Filipino crushed ice dessert — is a refreshing, cool treat on a warm day. And that’s what Archie Inoncillio wants his podcast, Halo-Halo Mix-Mix, to be like for Filipino listeners.

“It’s things that we need to know, and we feel we have the right to know about our people,” councilmember Keolani Booth said.