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Author: Scott Rhode

Ravn Rethinks Airline Miles as Cryptocurrency

Ravn Rethinks Airline Miles as Cryptocurrency

by Scott Rhode | Mar 16, 2022 | Featured, Finance, News, Transportation

Ravn Alaska’s plan for its frequent flyer miles to be traded and spent as cryptocurrency exists in the blurry border between transportation and finance.

Earmarks Return with Federal Funds for Kotzebue Road, Rural Water

Earmarks Return with Federal Funds for Kotzebue Road, Rural Water

by Scott Rhode | Mar 15, 2022 | Construction, Government, News

Tucked in the $1.5 trillion omnibus federal spending bill are special requests to fund projects in Alaska ranging from water and sewer systems to a 15-mile road out of Kotzebue.

How Russia’s War Affects Alaska Trade

How Russia’s War Affects Alaska Trade

by Scott Rhode | Mar 9, 2022 | Arctic, Featured, News, Oil & Gas

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine hardly interrupts the negligible trade ties with Alaska, but it does present possibilities for Alaska as a competitor selling the same resources.

Housing Report: Anchorage Area a Seller’s Market

Housing Report: Anchorage Area a Seller’s Market

by Scott Rhode | Feb 15, 2022 | News, Real Estate

The US Department of Housing and Urban Development crunched numbers for 2020 and found average prices increased 8 to 9 percent, with demand exceeding supply.

Small Businesses Optimistic for 2022, Survey Shows

Small Businesses Optimistic for 2022, Survey Shows

by Scott Rhode | Feb 14, 2022 | News, Small Business

The fifth annual survey by the Alaska Small Business Development Center at UAA finds a more positive attitude among business owners, compared to the challenges of the last two years.

Downtown Glacier: Old Building, New Vision

Downtown Glacier: Old Building, New Vision

by Scott Rhode | Feb 7, 2022 | Architecture, Engineering, Magazine

Slated for completion in summer 2022, 601 5th Avenue is getting a new look (and a new floor-plan) loosely inspired by Alaska’s glaciers.

Nukes of the North: Copper Valley Electric Association Studies Micro Modular Reactor

Nukes of the North: Copper Valley Electric Association Studies Micro Modular Reactor

by Scott Rhode | Feb 4, 2022 | Energy, Featured, News

The only nuclear power plant to ever operate in Alaska is being decommissioned this year, but Copper Valley Electric Association is looking at new reactor technology to give nuclear energy a new future.

Report Shows AK LNG Globally Competitive

Report Shows AK LNG Globally Competitive

by Scott Rhode | Feb 2, 2022 | Government, News, Oil & Gas

A North Slope natural gas pipeline will become financially competitive around 2028, according to a consultant’s report for the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation.

Forecast: Full Economic Recovery Depends on Infrastructure Spending

Forecast: Full Economic Recovery Depends on Infrastructure Spending

by Scott Rhode | Jan 26, 2022 | Featured, News

A forecast for the Alaska economy in 2022 anticipates approximately the same 2.2 percent job growth as 2021, unless federal infrastructure spending rolls out quickly.

December Unemployment Rate Down, Yet Alaskans Quit in Record Numbers

December Unemployment Rate Down, Yet Alaskans Quit in Record Numbers

by Scott Rhode | Jan 21, 2022 | Government, News

Alaska’s unemployment rate went down to 5.7 in December compared to the previous month, but the state’s voluntary quit rate of 3.8 percent was the highest in the nation for all of 2021.

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