Palmer Board of Economic Development Honors Eight Businesses
Palmer Board of Economic Development begins quarterly campaign to recognize city businesses for being integral to its economic success.
Author: Rindi White
Private Infrastructure Funding Team Builds a Case for Port MacKenzie Rail Project
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation signs with two Australian firms to make a case for completing Port MacKenzie Rail Extension.
New Faces Running Bushes Bunches Family Farm and Produce Stand
Finding the sweet spot: Zach and Karianne Smith bring new energy, ideas to longtime Palmer farm and year-round produce stand Bushes Bunches.
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.
Ripening for Recognition: Has MidValley Greenhouse Perfected Alaska-Hardy Tomatoes?
MidValley Greenhouse owners are in talks with a major seed distributor about selling its Alaska-hardy, outdoor-grown tomato globally.
Perfect Purrcolation: Wasilla Teen Opens Cat Café
A Wasilla teen created a business that blends a for-profit coffee shop with a nonprofit cat “cottage” to bring humans and felines together.
Sadler’s Home Furnishings Returns to Wasilla in Refurbished Big-Box Store
The former Sears, and even more former Walmart, is soon to be three Furniture Enterprises of Alaska stores in one.
Pumping Up the Volume with New Slope Production
Nuna has recently started production, Pikka may start production oil ahead of schedule, and other efficiencies in Prudhoe Bay may lead to more oil. Learn more about the efforts of North Slope operators to increase the amount of oil flowing through TAPS.
Mending a Rip: A Sewing Studio Patches the Craft Retail Void
The closure of Joann Fabric inspired an Anchorage crafter to open the sewing studio and craft shop she had long dreamed of operating.