Antimony Anticipation
by Vanessa Orr | Nov 17, 2025
Antimony Anticipation
by Vanessa Orr | Nov 17, 2025
$17.5M from State North Slope Lease Sale
Eleven companies bid $17.5 million for 287 tracts, covering 519,000 acres, for the largest state North Slope lease sale in a decade.
CILC Receives $200K Grant from KeyBank as Bicentennial Birthday Gift
A grant from KeyBank, on the occasion of its 200th anniversary, helps Cook Inlet Lending Center strengthen its Financial Wellness Program.
Nvision Architecture Establishes Palmer Presence
Nvision Architecture is hiring a couple more team members to staff up a Palmer office to complement its Anchorage design capabilities.
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AFN and Denali Commission Launch ARTIC Collaboration to Gather Input on Resource Projects
The Alaska Federation of Natives and Denali Commission launched the ARCTIC Project to gather opinions on resource and energy projects.
Gentle Touch for Mountain View: Chiropractor Specializes in Tiniest Patients
Gentle Roots Chiropractic, a new office in the Mountain View neighborhood, specializes in caring for pregnant people, newborns, and infants.
Donlin Leaders Say New Partner Brings New Energy to Project
Donlin Gold leaders tell the Alaska Miners Association they are hopeful that this summer’s ownership changes will reinvigorate the mine project.
As Federal Ground Shifts, Mining Industry Leaders Seek to Advance Projects
Mining industry leaders are optimistic about the federal government’s apparent favorable shift while acknowledging the need to make meaningful change.
Matson Deploys Whale Spotting Technology to Avoid Ship Strikes
A new technology that leverages machine learning to analyze thermal images will help Matson container ships steer clear of marine mammals.
State Airports Implement Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program to Enhance Accessibility
Alaska International Airport System staff introduce Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program to assist travelers with non-visible disabilities.
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Anchorage Chamber of Commerce 68th Annual Gold Pan Awards
For sixty-eight years, Anchorage Chamber of Commerce has given Gold Pan Awards to businesses and individuals who have shown business and entrepreneurial excellence as well as a loyal commitment to Anchorage through community service.
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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.
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Calista Corporation
Associated General Contractors of Alaska
Personnel Plus
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
The Systemcenter
Three New Associate Attorneys at Landye Bennett Blumstein
Kyla Lucey, Michael Partrick, and Jed Ullrich join the law firm of Landye Bennett Blumstein as Associate Attorneys.
GM, Director of Experience Hired for The Wildbirch Hotel
The renovated former Holiday Inn, rechristened The Wildbirch Hotel this summer, brings aboard Peter Faas as General Manager and Susynn Snyder as Director of Experience.
Leadership Promotions and Additions at Mt. McKinley Bank
Mt. McKinley Bank promoted Kristie Dickerson, Lisa Smeltzer, and Evan Wilken, and veteran employee Annie Scott returns to bank leadership after stepping away to run a Montessori school.
Antimony Anticipation
The search is heating up for element 51, and the 49th State could be the first place to bring antimony production back to the United States. Meet the contenders in the race for a critical metalloid.
Manufacturing Connections: A Trade Group Fresh from the Assembly Line
The recently formed Alaska Manufacturers Association is connecting makers, vendors, and innovators. Get to know the new trade group, its mission, and its activities.
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.
The Safety Corner: Rigging 101
Working with suspended loads is one of the most hazardous jobs. Sean Dewalt explains how proper training and certification of riggers can prevent injuries and lower insurance exposures.
