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Paper pull-tabs haven’t changed much over the years. Most are two layers of paper about the size of a credit card sandwiched together. Players rip small perforated windows to reveal colorful combinations of fruits or figures. Just the right combination could land you 300 bucks.

It’s a game of chance. Some strike gold, others count their losses. But...


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Across the nation, people gathered on Tuesday to walk in remembrance of missing and murdered Indigenous people. In Nome, where people have come together to recognize MMIP Awareness Day each year since 2019, red paper bags filled the floor of Old St. Joe’s Church. Each bag had the name o...


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The Bering Strait village of Teller has entered the queue to get a new water and sewer system. That’s after the Indian Health Service (IHS) awarded $65 million toward the project in late April. 

It would be the village’s first time having community-wide running water. Currently, residents haul water from a central washeteria.

Chris Fehr...


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Families from across Western Alaska gathered in Nome over the weekend for the Katiluta Cultural Festival. The three-day event hosted by local Alaska Native corporations and non-profits featured art workshops, fish cutting demonstrations, storytelling and more. 

Yaayuk Alvanna-Stimpfle was part of...


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The Nome-Beltz Middle High School music room is built for sound with high ceilings and an open layout. Throughout the day, about 140 students grade 6 through 12 cycle through, filling the space with bass and percussion.

​The students perform throughout the year at pep rallies, ceremonies, a...


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