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Proof of Life for Kidnapped Nigerian Priest Received by Alaska Diocese Where He Served
Boko Haram · Maiduguri

Proof of Life for Kidnapped Nigerian Priest Received by Alaska Diocese Where He Served

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"He was allowed to speak to his diocese via phone once again to confirm he is still alive," said the vicar general of the Fairbanks Diocese.See the Story
Colorado Students, Education Leaders Try to Help TRIO College-Access Program Avoid Trump Cuts
Fairbanks · Fairbanks

Colorado Students, Education Leaders Try to Help TRIO College-Access Program Avoid Trump Cuts

At one time, Bailee Hernandez didn’t even know how to enroll in college. No one in her family had attended. She did know that college was expensive. All that meant she used to think she would go straight from high school into the workforce. The post Colorado students, education leaders try to help TRIO college-access program avoid Trump cuts appeared first on eCampus News.See the Story
Hundreds of tons later, is Salmon Lake fertilization paying off? - KNOM Radio Mission
Nome, United States · Nome

Hundreds of tons later, is Salmon Lake fertilization paying off? - KNOM Radio Mission

Each year, a small team of biologists make the drive up to Salmon Lake near Nome to pour giant tubs of chemicals in the water. It’s part of a decades-long project that seeks to protect salmon populations in the region. The effort is led by Norton Sound Economic Development Corporation, the organization in charge of the region’s Community Development Quota. Each year since 2007, NSEDC has dumped an "Alaska Mix" of nitrogen and phosphorus in the l…Read Article

Back home: handmade King Island tools return to Nome - KNOM Radio Mission

In the 1960's, members of the King Island community were forced to abandon their home in the Bering Sea, leaving behind not only a place, but a way of life. Now, hand-carved tools and hunting gear from that era are returning to Nome as part of a new collection donated to the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum. The pieces include a large seal skin hunting bag and an ice fishing jig with a rare baleen line. It’s complete with an ivory hook dotted wi…Nome, United States · NomeRead Article

City floats possibility of leasing Rec Center kitchen for new Mexican restaurant - KNOM Radio Mission

A potential public-private partnership could bring a new restaurant to the Nome Recreation Center, according to a concept presented by Nome City Manager Lee Smith at the July 14 meeting of the Nome Common Council. Smith told council members he plans to return within 30 days with a proposal to lease out the facility’s bowling alley and kitchen area to a private business. The goal, he said, is to create an incubator-style space for small businesse…Nome, United States · NomeRead Article

From Nome to Nationals: local students grow through Ed Rising - KNOM Radio Mission

A group of 13 students from Nome traveled to Orlando last month to compete in the Educators Rising national competition. The organization helps train and inspire new generations of educators through teacher preparation programs at higher education institutions. At the national competition, students split into categories and partnered up for presentations in front of a panel of judges. Nome-Beltz Middle High School students Levi Pederson and Gran…Nome, United States · NomeRead Article

‘This is what we’re fighting for’: Caleb Scholars connect education with culture - KNOM Radio Mission

An Inuit-led program for college students held its annual gathering in Utqiaġvik last month. Caleb Scholars is a fellowship program housed at Kawerak that provides scholarships and mentorships. It builds on the life and legacy of Caleb Pungowiyi, a lifelong advocate for uplifting and protecting traditional ways of life originally from Savoonga.  With support from the program, Ayyu Qassataq earned a Master of Rural Development from University of …College Students · AlaskaRead Article

Study links whale feces to algae, climate change - KNOM Radio Mission

Listen to this story: https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/11Bowhead.mp3 New paper links bowhead whale feces to climate change More than 200 bowhead were sampled over 18 years Study is a partnership with the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission From a small office tucked in the University of Alaska Fairbanks Northwest Campus, Gay Sheffield pointed toward a graph updated just that morning. It showed sea surface temperatures in t…Fairbanks · FairbanksRead Article

Why this Nome resident waters the road everyday - KNOM Radio Mission

Listen to this story: https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/11DustSeason.wav Every summer, dust blows across the town and tundra of Nome. It’s hard to avoid – the area’s gravel roads and heavy traffic from subsistence, recreation and construction kicks up lots of it. But this summer has been especially dusty, thanks in part to some unusual weather. Several times a day, Nome resident Aaron Jackson can be spotted out front of his ho…Nome, United States · NomeRead Article

Snake River Bridge to close, timeline for permanent replacement uncertain - KNOM Radio Mission

A popular bridge crossing essential to travel between Nome and Teller is set to close on July 21. The Snake River Bridge, located at mile 7 of the Nome-Teller Road, has reached the end of its lifespan according to the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. The department will dismantle and eventually replace the bridge first built in 1957. The bridge’s roadbed, while passable, has warped significantly over the decades that fo…Nome, United States · NomeRead Article

Government selects Kenai Aviation for Anchorage to Unalakleet service contract - KNOM Radio Mission

After months of back and forth between Unalakleet and the federal government, the Department of Transportation is moving forward with an unsubsidized Essential Air Service contract for flights to the western Alaska hub. Ravn Alaska ceased service for the Anchorage-to-Unalakleet route in April, leaving the community of about 700 residents without direct airline service to Anchorage. Unalakleet is eligible for subsidies from the EAS, a federal pro…Unalakleet · UnalakleetRead Article

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