Yukon River King Salmon Crisis
by Paula Dobbyn | Nov 9, 2026
Yukon River King Salmon Crisis
by Paula Dobbyn | Nov 9, 2026
$4.9M Loan for Red Dog Mine Solar Array
The Alaska Energy Authority approved a $4.9 million loan to build an 8.8-MW solar array for Red Dog Mine.
SEARHC Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network
SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium joins the Mayo Clinic Care Network, connecting local healthcare professionals with world-class expertise.
AIDEA Pumps $22.8M into Wrangell Deepwater Port and Shipyard
Matching a federal grant to revamp Wrangell’s industrial waterfront, AIDEA adds to a portfolio that’s paying a $15 million annual dividend.
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Sleep Clinic, Real Estate Broker Win BBB Ethics Award
The Better Business Bureau presents its Torch Award for Ethics to Alaska Sleep Clinic and Alaska Premier Group.
Soft Skills: Bridging the Gap Between School and Workplace
Kids today are missing some “soft skills” necessary to succeed in jobs, but workforce development panelists have ideas to bridge the gap.
Boeing 737-8 Enables Alaska Airlines Nonstop Route from Anchorage to Tokyo
Alaska Airlines announced its first route to Asia in nearly 30 years, with flights from Anchorage to Tokyo starting next spring.
Six Alaska Port Projects Split $105M in Federal Funds
Six port and maritime infrastructure projects across Alaska split nearly $105 million in federal funds from the US Department of Transportation’s Port Infrastructure Development Program.
AIDEA Buys $25M Equity Stake in Solid-State Nuclear Power Developer
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority invested $25 million in Idaho-based NuCube Energy to develop compact, factory-built nuclear reactors.
Feds Put $249M Toward Port MacKenzie Railroad Extension
The Federal Railroad Administration awarded the Alaska Railroad Corporation $249 million to complete a half-built rail extension to Port MacKenzie.
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November 19, 2026
Don Young Alaska Job Corps Community Relations Council Luncheon
The Don Young Alaska Job Corps Center invites employers, industry leaders, and community partners to its final Community Resource Council event of the year. Come see firsthand how Job Corps students are preparing for careers in today’s workforce.
November 20, 2026
Anchorage Chamber 69th Annual Gold Pan Awards
For sixty-nine 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.
January 13 – 15, 2027
Alaska Wholesale Gift Show
The Alaska Wholesale Gift Show brings together wholesale artisans and producers with Alaska’s thriving tourism and retail industries.
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Alaska Pacific University
Associated General Contractors of Alaska
Personnel Plus
Thomas Head & Greisen, PC
SeaTac Marine
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American Marketing Association Alaska Chapter
Anchorage Economic Development Corporation
Doyon, Limited
Oxford Assaying & Refining
ASRC Energy Remediation
Integrity Environmental Promotes Consultant
Eagle River-based bulk fuel storage support services firm Integrity Environmental promoted Paula Pletnikoff to Environmental Consultant.
New Manager for Anchorage Chamber of Commerce Education and Leadership Programs
The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce hired Marnie Stewart as Program Manager for Education and Leadership.
Denali Commission Names Village Infrastructure Protection Leader
The Denali Commission named Joshua Wilson, a program officer at the Rasmuson Foundation, to lead the Village Infrastructure Protection program.
Yukon River King Salmon Crisis
Yukon River king salmon populations have been declining, and a new study sheds more insight on what’s affecting the state’s favorite fish.
The Dalton Can’t Wait
The Dalton Highway is essential infrastructure for the North Slope. How is this critical road maintained and what improvements does it need to support resource development?
Community Investments: Corporate Engagement as Good Business
To strengthen communities, Alaska businesses contribute via donations, volunteerism, and partnerships.
Characteristics of Leadership: Micromanaging
Throughout 2026, this series on effective leadership interviews knowledgeable Alaskans and shares their methods of aligning values with ethical conduct. This month’s topic: when micromanagers carry too much of the load.
Better Business Bureau: Tools to Grow a Small Business with Trust
The goal is not to have the newest software or the longest list of apps. It’s to build a business that works well even when you cannot personally have your hand in everything.
Better Business Bureau: Tips for Smarter Buying
When money is tight, price matters, but value matters more. It pays to remember that price is only one part of a good buying decision.
