12/26/09 This weekend, Anchorage theater fans will have the chance to catch a truly unusual act: The chairman of the State Council on the Arts will step on stage, dressed in a ridiculous outfit and perform a sardonic, one-man, "anti-holiday" cult classic.
12/19/09 The Native village corporation for Hooper Bay and a Lower 48 partner this week beat out thousands of other competitors around the country in bidding to obtain millions of federal stimulus dollars to extend high-speed Internet in Southwest Alaska.
 10/23/09 The following is a list of accredited, degree-granting acting and dance programs at colleges and universities in the United States and the United Kingdom.
 10/15/09 MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Year-by-year results of the American League Championship Series since divisional play began in
10/14/09 MLB 2009 WORLD SERIES ODDS Updated odds to win 2009 World Series Current Opening Team Odds Odds New York Yankees (AL) 6-5 6-1 Los
10/10/09 NFL standings NATIONAL CONFERENCE North W L T Pct PF PA VIKINGS 4 0 0 1.000 118 80 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 105 78 Green Bay 2 2 0 .
 08/25/09 The Alaska Energy Authority is about halfway through disbursement of $100 million in state renewable energy grants approved by the Legislature last January, the authority's board was told August 13. Applications have been processing and funds transferred or approved for 49 of 78 mostly rural energy projects approved for the program, said Peter Crimp, AEA's renewable program manager.
 08/25/09 You have to love it when a plan finally comes together. So it was that after almost a decade of sporadic research, thumbing through fishing magazines, attending dozens of sports shows, and questioning scores of outfitters, I finally settled on Ripple Cove Charters in Gustavus as our ultimate Alaskan fishing destination.
 08/21/09 [ The Alaska Energy Authority is about halfway through disbursement of $100 million in state renewable energy grants approved by the Legislature last January, the authority's board was told August 13. Applications have been processing and funds transferred or approved for 49 of 78 mostly rural energy projects approved for the program, said Peter Crimp, AEA's renewable program manager.
 08/16/09 A grand jury on Friday indicted a National Park Service ranger working in Glacier Bay on two counts of felony sexual assault.
08/15/09 A medical manufacturing facility in Buffalo, a couple of multi- tenant properties, a former cold storage facility in Cheektowaga, and a historic Linwood Avenue home-turned-executive conference center and day spa are among a handful of commercial parcels that changed hands in recent transactions.
 08/15/09 Three transfers and six incoming freshmen are among the group of newcomers who will play basketball for St. John's head coach Jim Smith next season.
 08/15/09 The Gustavus Adolphus men's hockey team made a run to the national cha read more
 08/14/09 Armstrong-Ringsted ace right-hander Amy Leach caused numerous opposing hitters to return to the dugout empty-handed and shaking their heads in frustration.
08/14/09 Minnesota House Speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher on Thursday made her expected dive into the 2010 governor's race.
08/13/09 Both victims in a pair of Glacier Bay National Park sexual assault cases were coworkers with their alleged attacker and had both passed out drunk before being violated, according to court documents fleshing out the charges.
 08/09/09 FLORENCE - The Federal Bureau of Prisons has named Blake Davis as its new Supermax warden, and because he works at the prison next door, he won't have far to go to take his new job.
 08/08/09 Professional boxer Raphael Butler of Rochester has a pair of upcoming fights. The first will be in Rochester on Sept. 12 and then on Nov. 14 he has an important state bout.
 08/07/09 The past, present and future of Stillwater girls' hockey could be found on the ice simultaneously this summer during regular training sessions at the St. Croix Valley Recreation Center.
 08/06/09 Man pleads to charge in electrocution case BROOKFIELD - The Farmdale man who police said was involved in an apparent copper theft at an electric substation in Gustavus that left one man dead pleaded guilty Thursday to complicity to theft. Charles Fisher originally was charged with complicity to aggravated trespassing and complicity to theft, charges he pleaded not guilty to last month. | 
