Aleut Grows in the Birthplace of Winds
by Jamey Bradbury | Dec 15, 2025
Aleut Grows in the Birthplace of Winds
by Jamey Bradbury | Dec 15, 2025
$3.8M Grant to Clean Up Junk Cars in Unalaska
EPA grants $3.8 million to the City of Unalaska for cleanup of abandoned vehicles in the far-flung community.
Carlile Extends Service to Hawai’i by Absorbing Naniq Global Logistics
Seattle-based logistics conglomerate Saltchuk is folding Naniq Global Logistics into Carlile, giving the Alaska trucking company a beachhead in Hawai’i for the first time.
Amid Merger, Teck Targets Tulsequah Chief Cleanup Timeline
A new chapter begins for newly merged Anglo Teck, yet an old chapter has yet to close on the Tulsequah Chief Mine cleanup.
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Domino’s Pizza Opens First North Pole Location
A grand opening on December 20 formally welcomes the Domino’s Pizza chain to North Pole, with a store featuring an open concept “pizza theater” design.
Alaska Pacific University Pursues Alternative Tribal College Model with Membership Strategy
Designating itself an Alaska Native University emphasizes tribal governance while distancing Alaska Pacific University from federal constraints.
Korean Steel Supplier and Gas Buyer Signs Up for Alaska LNG
Glenfarne and POSCO finalized a strategic partnership to supply steel to build the Alaska LNG pipeline and a Heads of Agreement for the Korean manufacturer to buy gas.
Ketchikan Indian Community Launching First Tribal Wellness Center at Salmon Falls Resort
Ketchikan Indian Community acquired Salmon Falls Resort to convert from commercial tourism into the first residential substance abuse detox center in Southeast.
GCI Invests $12M in Cordova Telecom Subsea Cable to Southeast
GCI adds $12 million to Cordova Telecom Cooperative’s FISH in SEAK subsea fiber optic cable to Southeast, expected to deploy in 2027.
Anchorage Chamber Presents 68th Annual Gold Pan Awards
At a Mardi Gras masquerade, the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce showered the “Brilliance of Bourbon Street” upon winners who’ve shown business and entrepreneurial excellence.
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January 14, 2026 – January 16, 2026
2026 Alaska Wholesale Gift Show
The Alaska Wholesale Gift Show is the premier event dedicated to showcasing wholesale artisans and producers, connecting them with Alaska’s vibrant tourism and retail sectors.
January 15, 2026
38th Annual Alaska Business Hall of Fame
Join Junior Achievement of Alaska for a celebration of the Alaska Business Hall of Fame through a special edition digital magazine that includes videos and speeches from past laureates and students, behind the scenes footage, bloopers, and more.
January 20, 2026 – January 22, 2026
Alaska Young Fishermen’s Summit
The Alaska Young Fishermen’s Summit welcomes new entrants of any age who are interested in learning more about owning and operating a commercial fishing business.
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Calista Corporation
Associated General Contractors of Alaska
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Thomas Head & Greisen, PC
SeaTac Marine
Lynden
American Marketing Association Alaska Chapter
Anchorage Economic Development Corporation
Doyon, Limited
Span Alaska Transportation
Oxford Assaying & Refining
SES Space & Defense
PeopleAK
ASRC Energy Remediation
Walmart Pro Steps Up as New Boss for TOTE Maritime Alaska
Corey Nichols, previously a distribution official for Walmart, succeeds Art Dahlin as Vice President and Alaska General Manager for TOTE Maritime Alaska.
Alaska Native Heritage Center Adds Director of Cultural Programs to Leadership Team
Alaska Native Heritage Center promoted Karla Gatgyedm Hana’ax Booth from gallery manager to the new role of Director of Cultural Programs.
KPMG Promotes Three at Anchorage Office
Al Asuncion, Joye Sumner, and Tyler VanAusdal, three accountants at the Anchorage office of KPMG, are promoted to Tax Manager and Audit Manager.
Aleut Grows in the Birthplace of Winds
Aleut regional corporation recently rebranded, moved to a new Anchorage office, and is pursuing several economic development projects on Adak Island.
Passing the Keys to Employees: Avis Alaska Ends Family Ownership
Avis Alaska is celebrating seventy years as the state’s oldest and largest family-owned car rental company. However, the family recently sold the franchise to its employees. Get the inside scoop on AVIS’ transition to being employee owned.
Beyond Ten: A Proven Playbook for Growing from $10M to $50M
Guest author Chris Muntean shares insight and years of experience as to what steps business owners can pursue growth, notably those with a vision for their company to generate $50 million a year in revenue.
Career Stages
A career is an ongoing relationship, not just a job or position. Brian Walch shows how professional roles evolve through four stages.
Beyond the Blooms: Peony Producers Persevere
The Alaska peony industry has grown from one research plot to an international market with about 100 commercial growers. Julie Stricker with the UAF Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Extension describes the diversity of peony products.