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Christina McDermott/KDLGJust off the highway in Naknek, a brightly colored beach cabin – Verna's Gift Shop – sells gifts, art and jewelry. Its owner, Verna Heath said she has plans to expand. -
Brian Venua/KDLGNext week's two day event, Why We Hurt, centers reclaiming ancestral community structure. It's hosted by the Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation Opioid Overdose Prevention program.
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The building shows signs of structural movement, and may be unsound. -
A gray July 4th didn’t deter folks in Dillingham from finding a burst of color.
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Daniel Miller grew up in Dillingham. He says he's excited to be back and gives a short update on harbor operations this summer.
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After five years at the station, Izzy Ross is leaving KDLG. She hopes to carry this work forward.
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Last Saturday's rain did not deter people from gathering for LGBTQ2S+ Pride.
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May 5 is the national day of awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons. A virtual talking circle at noon today will center on how Native women have worked to address and end the epidemic.
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When three Dillingham middle school students realized a local creek name included a derogatory word, they decided to do something about it. Now, after two years of work, they’ve won the Spirit of Youth humanitarian award.
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Quyana, chin’an, quyanaa and thank you to everyone who’s taken the time and energy to inform and support us in our work!
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The Friends of the Library is holding an adult spelling bee at the Willow Tree.
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Hawkins devoted his career to planning and managing land use, which included work for Choggiung Village Corporation in Dillingham and 16 years with Bristol Bay Native Corporation, where he retired as Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
