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The 10th Annual Alaska Black Business Expo & Summit kicks off its jam-packed two-day event at the Anchorage Museum on …

Back in 1973, a group of interdepartmental University of Alaska Fairbanks students and faculty devised a festival honoring the artistic …

Visionary Michael James Heney (known as “Big Mike”) was born to Irish immigrants and ran away from home at 14 …

Bread Line’s annual Soup Off! fundraiser on Jan. 18 showcases Fairbanks’ “finest culinary genius” as local eateries compete for best …

As of October 2024, 63% of global and 58% of U.S.web traffic comes from mobile devices.

Sunshine Health Foods has “everything your hippy heart desires” according to patrons who praise the knowledgeable staff and good value …

World AIDS Day (Dec.1) is a time to remember those lost to HIV and unite in fighting the disease.

The Naughty and Ice annual handcrafted market begins Dec. 21 at West Valley High School.

Call her Jennifer, Jennie, Johnnie or Jane (her preference), or simply a pioneer.

Visitors and locals will enjoy these two exciting events.

You don’t have to be a tourist to take a tour.

It’s no secret that Alaska is surrounded by some of the most remote and harsh waters in the world.

Enjoy the change of seasons with the annual Pyrah’s Pioneer Peak Farm Fall Harvest Festival.

I really love going to vote in person and wear my “I Voted” sticker with pride.

This great state was once owned by Russia, but on Oct. 18, 1867 that changed on Castle Hill in Sitka.

Known as “America’s funniest science writer,” (Washington Post) Mary Roach offers a unique perspective on science topics.

Gus Messerschmidt immigrated from Germany and trained as a baker in California before founding the San Francisco Bakery in Juneau …

Named in 2021 as “the road trip stop you don’t want to miss in Alaska” (Delish), Sitka is full of …

The Alaska International Senior Games (AISG) showcases athletes ages 50+ who compete in 19 sports, from Olympic events like swimming, …

Handmade log rafts were once used to look for gold, hunt or migrate, but today’s sleek vinyl boats offer adventurers …

Kodiak Natives (Alutiiqs) traditionally hunted bears for food, and bears were commercially hunted for their hides throughout the 1800s.

This summer marks the 20th anniversary of the Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP).

Embrace the quintessential Alaskan lifestyle with this charming A-Frame home in Anchorage’s sought-after Hillside area.

Anchorage’s streets will transform on June 29 for the Anchorage Pride Parade.

From music to art to nature, July blossoms with activities:Music at UAF Georgeson Botanical Garden is held every Thursday through …

Born in 1899, Mary Joyce lived more than a few lifetimes in her 77 years and she spent nearly five …

The World Eskimo-Indian Olympics arrive July 13-16 with games that “display the preparedness one needed for survival,” when seal hunters …

It has been an exciting couple of weeks since launching The Business 100! We had so much interest in the …

Nothing says Memorial Day like good, old-fashioned female wrestling.

Anchorage Remembers is a solemn Memorial Day ceremony on May 27 “to honor and remember those who made the ultimate …