Used Cars cost almost as much as new cars
New and Used Car Shortage Affects Alaska
Traditionally, the summer months are the busiest months in Alaska for buying a car. However, anyone who is in the market for a new or used car could be in…
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Six construction projects may cause issues this Summer
Construction Dampens Summer Driving Plans
Summer is finally upon us, and Alaskan residents are eager to get back outdoors. However, construction plans around South Anchorage could bring some headaches for those wishing to get around…
The Alaska DOT issued a warning about Global Warming.
Global Warming Announcement from Alaska DOT
Alaska faces many issues, but not one of them as big as global warming. Alaskan residents have a front-row seat to the problems that arise every day from the growing…
those vehicles are almost impossible to find in the Frontier State.
Alaskans Can’t Find Electric or Hybrid Cars
Alaska is where the majority of oil is found in America, but they also find themselves well above the national average when they go to buy at the pump. Most…
FedEx's president has announced a huge deal with the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport.
FedEx is Betting Big on Alaska
FedEx's president has announced a huge deal with the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. The shipping and logistics company plans to invest a whopping $200 million to upgrade the facilities…
New Job Growth Forecast Shows Uptick Forward
Job Growth Forecast Shows Recovery from Pandemic
Job growth in a new annual forecast from the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation projects in Alaska has continued. This would pertain to other positive indicators as Anchorage does work to…
Organizations Band Together for Feeding the Public
Alaska Food Security and Task Force Combats Supply Chain Disruption
Governor Mike Dunleavy has, in fact, issuing Administrative Order 331. It has established the Alaska Food Security and Independence Task Force. Alaska and Food Supply Imports Currently, Alaska imports 95…
The Iditarod is in the process of finalizing its Corona Virus mitigation plan. This would require all mushers plus anyone else that is associated with the race to be fully vaccinated.
Iditarod Asks for COVID Compliant-Participants for Third Year in a Row
The Iditarod is in the process of finalizing its Corona Virus mitigation plan. This would require all mushers plus anyone else that is associated with the race to be fully…
Schools are Likely to Close if COVID Continues to Leave Decimate the Staff
Schools are Likely to Shut Down if COVID Continues to Rise
Schools in the extreme Northwestern state announced Tuesday they may have to temporarily close in the coming weeks if COVID-19 cases, travel delays, and weather emergencies do leave buildings too…
Tourism Efforts Possibly Bolstered by a $5M Grant
Tourism marketing efforts may be supporting by an upcoming budget of a $5 million grant by Governor Mike Dunleavy in the Northwest corner of North America. It would be amid…