Your source for breaking news, weather, and sports in the Kodiak area.
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Breaking News
The Tundra Drums is your go-to source for breaking news, insightful analysis, and captivating stories from around the world. Our dedicated team of writers and contributors works tirelessly to deliver accurate and engaging content that keeps you informed and inspired. Layoffs all too often were the front page news of the local paper.
Local Events
May 4 and 5 is the Kenai Sports and Recreation Show in Soldotna. Friends are needed to help the Kenai Refuge with its activities and to do outreach for Friends and the Refuge. Some of these projects need help right away so dont delay in checking them out — the Starlink system, rat trap assembly and the first aid instructor
Weather Update
Abbie, who joined BBC Yorkshire as a staff weather presenter in May 2016, announced the news in an emotional post on social media.
Other News
Kelp Watch 2014 project gathered kelp samples from as far north as Kodiak Island, Alaska, to as far south as Baja California to determine the extent of possible radiation contamination from the Fukushima disaster in March 2011.
Your source for breaking news, weather, and sports in the Kodiak area.
The Tundra Drums is your go-to source for breaking news, insightful analysis, and captivating stories from around the world. Our dedicated team of writers and contributors works tirelessly to deliver accurate and engaging content that keeps you informed and inspired. Layoffs all too often were the front page news of the local paper.
May 4 and 5 is the Kenai Sports and Recreation Show in Soldotna. Friends are needed to help the Kenai Refuge with its activities and to do outreach for Friends and the Refuge. Some of these projects need help right away so dont delay in checking them out — the Starlink system, rat trap assembly and the first aid instructor
Abbie, who joined BBC Yorkshire as a staff weather presenter in May 2016, announced the news in an emotional post on social media.
Kelp Watch 2014 project gathered kelp samples from as far north as Kodiak Island, Alaska, to as far south as Baja California to determine the extent of possible radiation contamination from the Fukushima disaster in March 2011.
Sports Highlights
Local ultra runners and coaches Kim and Jayson Cavill recently shared their insights on the Barkley Marathons. Stay tuned for a full interview!
Community Spotlight
Our high school experience reflected what was happening in the community – and I knew that I wanted to make it better. We’re highlighting local initiatives aimed at improving our community. Know of a project? Send us your submissions!
Business News
Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker unveiled the Department’s “America is Open for Business: Strategic Plan, Fiscal Years 2014-2018.” What does this mean for Kodiak businesses? We’ll have an analysis soon.
Survival and Safety Tip
Always in place, nothing to set-up – takes the fear out of losing your rudder or breaking your equipment during your next adventure in the Alaskan wilderness.
Stay tuned for more updates from Kodiak and beyond! Check back regularly for the latest information.
Your source for breaking news, weather, and sports in the Kodiak area.
The Tundra Drums is your go-to source for breaking news, insightful analysis, and captivating stories from around the world. Our dedicated team of writers and contributors works tirelessly to deliver accurate and engaging content that keeps you informed and inspired. Layoffs all too often were the front page news of the local paper.
May 4 and 5 is the Kenai Sports and Recreation Show in Soldotna. Friends are needed to help the Kenai Refuge with its activities and to do outreach for Friends and the Refuge. Some of these projects need help right away so dont delay in checking them out — the Starlink system, rat trap assembly and the first aid instructor
Abbie, who joined BBC Yorkshire as a staff weather presenter in May 2016, announced the news in an emotional post on social media.
Kelp Watch 2014 project gathered kelp samples from as far north as Kodiak Island, Alaska, to as far south as Baja California to determine the extent of possible radiation contamination from the Fukushima disaster in March 2011.
Local ultra runners and coaches Kim and Jayson Cavill recently shared their insights on the Barkley Marathons. Stay tuned for a full interview!
Our high school experience reflected what was happening in the community – and I knew that I wanted to make it better. We’re highlighting local initiatives aimed at improving our community. Know of a project? Send us your submissions!
Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker unveiled the Department’s “America is Open for Business: Strategic Plan, Fiscal Years 2014-2018.” What does this mean for Kodiak businesses? We’ll have an analysis soon.
Always in place, nothing to set-up – takes the fear out of losing your rudder or breaking your equipment during your next adventure in the Alaskan wilderness.
Stay tuned for more updates from Kodiak and beyond! Check back regularly for the latest information.
This Week’s Featured Story: The Kodiak Salmon Run ⏤ A Record Year?
The annual Kodiak salmon run is underway, and early indications suggest this could be a record-breaking year for the local fishing industry. Biologists are reporting significantly higher numbers of salmon returning to spawn in the rivers and streams around the island. This is great news for local fishermen, processors, and the entire Kodiak community, which relies heavily on the salmon harvest;
We spoke with Maria Rodriguez, a local fisherman and owner of Rodriguez Seafoods, about her outlook for the season. “We’re seeing more fish than we’ve seen in years,” she said. “It’s a real blessing after a few lean seasons. We’re working hard to bring in the catch and ensure it’s processed and delivered to market in the best possible condition;”
However, the increased numbers also present challenges. The processing plants are working around the clock to keep up with the influx of fish, and there are concerns about storage capacity and the potential for waste. The local government is working with industry leaders to address these issues and ensure that the salmon run is managed sustainably for years to come.
What You Can Do:
- Support Local Fishermen: Buy fresh, locally caught salmon whenever possible.
- Practice Responsible Consumption: Be mindful of food waste and only purchase what you need.
- Stay Informed: Follow local news and updates on the salmon run and its impact on the community.
We will continue to provide updates on the salmon run and its impact on the Kodiak community throughout the season. Stay tuned for more!
Do you have a story you’d like to share? Contact us at news@kodiakarea.com
