David Hulen
Alaska Dispatch News
Anchorage, AK, United States
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ADN e-edition users: We’re sorry, but the print replica is late this morning
It’ll be available later today. → Read More
Alaska pilot dies in crash at Oregon air show
Marcus Bruce Paine, 61, was flying a Boeing Stearman biplane at the Airshow of The Cascades in Madras. → Read More
Welcome to the new adn.com
Starting Wednesday, Alaska Dispatch News online has a new look. We've given our site a makeover and we're using new tools to power it. → Read More
A new approach to online comments at
Starting Wednesday, we’re changing the way readers make comments on adn.com articles. The goal: Interesting and civil debate and conversation, no spam and, we hope, a better experience for all readers. → Read More
Take our survey. We're making changes at adn.com, and we want your help
We’re working on a redesign of our site, and we want to hear from you. → Read More
Let's talk about online comments (and try to keep it civil)
OPINION: At a time when some news sites are abandoning reader comments altogether, Alaska Dispatch News is thinking about whether it's time for some changes, and readers can help. → Read More
Photos: Family night at Mountain View Elementary in Anchorage
About 175 people attended Mountain View Elementary School's family night on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2015, for literacy-themed activities. → Read More
Anchorage removes platform that was magnet for misbehavior, but problems remain
Some say that the removal of a metal platform from the northeast corner of Campbell Creek Park has reduced groups of drunk, aggressive people hanging out there. But others say the problem has just shifted elsewhere. → Read More
Photos: Alaska Fighting Championship 118 features guest Dana White
Alaska Fighting Championship 118 featured nine fights and a guest appearance by UFC president Dana White on Wednesday, November 18, 2015. → Read More
Photos: Potter Marsh attracts early-season skaters
Dozens of ice skaters took advantage of clear weather and temperatures in the single digits to skate on a snow-free Potter Marsh in South Anchorage on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015. → Read More
Princess wigs for cancer patients: A Palmer nurse's idea goes viral
A Palmer nurse and mother came up with the idea to make soft yarn wigs based on Disney princess for young girls with cancer. She's inspired people around the United States and the world to hold their own workshops. → Read More
Photos: Conference supports Hiland inmates before they're released
Hiland Mountain Correctional Center held its 10th annual Success Inside and Out conference on Saturday, October 24, 2015. The event allows inmates who are nearing their release date a chance to meet and talk to various professionals who advise them on transitioning to life on the outside. → Read More
Photos: Barrow Dancers perform at Bean's Cafe
The Barrow Dancers performed for the clients and staff of Bean's Cafe on Friday, October 16, 2015. The traditional Inupiaq dance group closed with an invitational dance in which members of the audience participated. → Read More
AFN delegates from Western Alaska show support after Hooper Bay suicides
Former and current residents of Hooper Bay and neighboring villages, Chevak and Scammon Bay, stood together on stage at the Alaska Federation of Natives conference on Friday, October 16, 2015, to show support for communities affected by suicide. → Read More
Photos: Honor Flight carries Alaska veterans to DC
Twenty-three veterans departed Anchorage on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015, to participate in the Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. The group included 12 veterans of World War II and 11 from the Korean War. → Read More
Photos: Elementary school principal honored at surprise assembly
Chinook Elementary School honored principal Anita Stevens during a surprise assembly on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015. → Read More