At a cost of $2.50 per ticket, anyone in the world can enter the Nenana Ice Classic and wager on the time of break up on the Tanana River.
Cell phone reception doesn’t exist in Alaska, there is no central currency, and more serious answers to important Last Frontier questions.
Vera Starbard is a storyteller with Tlingit and Dena’ina Athabascan heritage. She is a playwright-in-residence at Perseverance Theatre.
Dark Winter Nights is a live show and podcast based in Fairbanks that showcases true stories from Alaska.
Palmer resident Adam Christiansen documented carbide drawings left behind on the tunnels in Hatcher Pass mines.
Jenny Tse of Sipping Streams started the first tea farm in Alaska in 2021 by growing the plants in greenhouses at Chena Hot Springs.
Patuk Glenn is creating authentic indigenous content on a platform where many youth are getting their media fix.
Musician Kate Bass was born and raised in Anchorage. Here she talks about what it was like to return home to Alaska during the pandemic.
One man is restoring a home on Afognak Island that was one of a few structures surviving in the Village of Afognak after the 1964 earthquake.
Dr. Anne Zink, Alaska’s chief medical officer, talks about being a public figure, what Alaskans should do to stay safe, and silver linings.
