Seward News

Seward: The town at the head of Resurrection Bay is 100. Doesn't look a day past 40.

Seward, the city named for the man who purchased Alaska for the U.S., turns one hundred years old today .

Tour boat captains and crews from Kenai Fjords Tours in Seward receive first-hand training in fire control at AVTEC, Alaska's Institute of Technology.

The City of Seward has paid Trustees For Alaska, a non-profit environmental law firm $92,000 in legal fees incurred while working on behalf of the nonprofits Resurrection Bay Conservation Alliance and Alaska Community Action on Toxics, on the lawsuit they jointly filed against the City in 2005.

American Legion Post 5, Seward Alaska lent their 6th year of support the Armed Forces YMCA sponsored Combat Fishing Tournament on May 24th.

I just wanted to take a minute to thank all the students, parents and businesses that helped send off the Class of 2012 to a bright and exciting future.

The deadline is fast approaching it have your Tribute Tile on the wall of the new Library Museum .

May marks the start the Alaskan cruise season, with fabulous luxury cruise liners beginning their voyages to see the country's rugged landscape and wildlife.

Jimmy Eacker is charged with killing Toni Lister, who was 29 when her body was found April 17, 1982, in the woods near the Seward city dump.

A longtime Homer hotelier announced his candidacy May 16 for the Alaska House of Representatives District 30 seat.

A longtime Homer hotelier announced his candidacy Wednesday for the Alaska House of Representatives District 30 seat.

Alaska bluegrass music, as thumped out by a band of brothers of different mothers, sports a distinctive look - Carhartts, the Alaska-casual dress of choice.

May has finally arrived, and I'm thinking fondly of the summer ahead: staycations .

A longtime Homer hotelier announced his candidacy Wednesday for the Alaska House of Representatives District 30 seat.

Governor Sean Parnell signed Alaska's 2013 Capital and Operating Budgets yesterday, May 14.

Coming around Land's End on the Homer Spit last week, the M/V Tustumena sailed in on a flooding tide, 5-foot seas at her stern.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Board of Education held its only meeting in Seward for the year Monday evening, May 7th.

Born in Seattle in 1890, Ernest "Ernie" Jessen headed north to Alaska at the age of 15 to join his older brother who operated a bakery in Fairbanks.