Bread Line’s annual Soup Off! fundraiser on Jan. 18 showcases Fairbanks’ “finest culinary genius” as local eateries compete for best …
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As of October 2024, 63% of global and 58% of U.S.web traffic comes from mobile devices.
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Sunshine Health Foods has “everything your hippy heart desires” according to patrons who praise the knowledgeable staff and good value …
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World AIDS Day (Dec.1) is a time to remember those lost to HIV and unite in fighting the disease.
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The Naughty and Ice annual handcrafted market begins Dec. 21 at West Valley High School.
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Call her Jennifer, Jennie, Johnnie or Jane (her preference), or simply a pioneer.
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Visitors and locals will enjoy these two exciting events.
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You don’t have to be a tourist to take a tour.
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It’s no secret that Alaska is surrounded by some of the most remote and harsh waters in the world.
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Enjoy the change of seasons with the annual Pyrah’s Pioneer Peak Farm Fall Harvest Festival.
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I really love going to vote in person and wear my “I Voted” sticker with pride.
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This great state was once owned by Russia, but on Oct. 18, 1867 that changed on Castle Hill in Sitka.
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Known as “America’s funniest science writer,” (Washington Post) Mary Roach offers a unique perspective on science topics.
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Gus Messerschmidt immigrated from Germany and trained as a baker in California before founding the San Francisco Bakery in Juneau …
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Named in 2021 as “the road trip stop you don’t want to miss in Alaska” (Delish), Sitka is full of …
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The Alaska International Senior Games (AISG) showcases athletes ages 50+ who compete in 19 sports, from Olympic events like swimming, …
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Handmade log rafts were once used to look for gold, hunt or migrate, but today’s sleek vinyl boats offer adventurers …
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Kodiak Natives (Alutiiqs) traditionally hunted bears for food, and bears were commercially hunted for their hides throughout the 1800s.
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This summer marks the 20th anniversary of the Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP).
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Embrace the quintessential Alaskan lifestyle with this charming A-Frame home in Anchorage’s sought-after Hillside area.
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Anchorage’s streets will transform on June 29 for the Anchorage Pride Parade.
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From music to art to nature, July blossoms with activities:Music at UAF Georgeson Botanical Garden is held every Thursday through …
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Born in 1899, Mary Joyce lived more than a few lifetimes in her 77 years and she spent nearly five …
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The World Eskimo-Indian Olympics arrive July 13-16 with games that “display the preparedness one needed for survival,” when seal hunters …
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It has been an exciting couple of weeks since launching The Business 100! We had so much interest in the …
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Nothing says Memorial Day like good, old-fashioned female wrestling.
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Anchorage Remembers is a solemn Memorial Day ceremony on May 27 “to honor and remember those who made the ultimate …
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We’re excited to launch The Business 100, an online platform where you can generate a press release using our AI …
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The Alaska Autism Resource Center (AARC) will host the 2024 Autism Acceptance and Awareness Walk at the Special Olympics on …
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Margaret (Mardie) Murie grew up in a log cabin in Alaska where her love for the environment and crusade on …
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