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Author: Alexandra Kay

Keeping Cannabis Cool: HVAC needs for growing, processing, and selling marijuana

Keeping Cannabis Cool: HVAC needs for growing, processing, and selling marijuana

by Alexandra Kay | Feb 23, 2022 | Agriculture, Manufacturing

As the cannabis industry has grown, the distinct odor of cannabis has become a more familiar scent; but unlike consumers who may allow the smell of their private cannabis use to permeate the air, the industry itself is subject to state and local regulations that take odor into consideration.

The Signs, They Are A-Changing: Three Generations of a Family-Owned Business

The Signs, They Are A-Changing: Three Generations of a Family-Owned Business

by Alexandra Kay | Jan 24, 2022 | Manufacturing, Professional Services, Small Business

Window graphics, business shingles, and roadside banners by Broadway Signs have been catching eyes across Alaska since 1969. All that time, the Anchorage-based business has been run by the Shockley family—which will continue for the foreseeable future.

Hendrix and HEX Reinject Life into Furie

Hendrix and HEX Reinject Life into Furie

by Alexandra Kay | Oct 22, 2021 | Magazine, Oil & Gas

When John Hendrix’s company, HEX, acquired Furie Operating Alaska in July of last year, after much negotiating and an almost dead deal, the longtime Alaska resident had a lot to contend with.

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