Few things can mentally affect your day more than the lack of a good night’s sleep. But, the lack of sleep has real physical consequences.
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This animation shows every recorded earthquake in sequence as they occurred from January 1, 1901, through December 31, 2000.
In honor of Month of the Military Child, this April, the Eagle River Boys & Girls Club will celebrate the military youth of our community.
Airmen with the Alaska Air National Guard’s 210th, 211th and 212th Rescue Squadrons rescued an injured skier April 10 at Goat Mountain.
Summer of Heroes includes two main components - a youth recognition and scholarship award, and a cause-related sales promotion.
These girls will be awarded their Gold Award pins at the Girl Scouts of Alaska Leadership Luncheon on April 18th.
Veterans Court is a specialized court designed to facilitate the rehabilitation of eligible veterans who are charged with criminal offenses.
I have always believed that we are privileged with the responsibility of serving one another and living outside of our own lives.
When it comes to exercise for the 55-and-older population, plenty of myths drive people’s actions – or inactions – when it comes to health.
Running your own business brings a lot of freedom: no boss, you set your own hours, and the opportunity to run your business from home.
The 176th Wing today kicked off its participation in Polar Force 19, a base-wide exercise designed to test mission readiness.
“About Boating Safely” a 7-lesson introductory course for recreational boaters, will be offered twice this month.
Bradner concluded that science requires knowledge. Knowledge arises from education--an area being whacked by Governor Dunleavy’s budget axe.
On Wednesday, the Anchorage Fire Department will reveal the latest fire engine to be transformed from red to pink to raise cancer awareness.
Bolt is a trained, nationally certified therapy dog who works closely with 176th Wing Director of Psychological Health, Diann Richardson.
