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Mary Shields, Iditarod trailblazer, dies at 80
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Iron Dog to finish in Fairbanks in 2026
No injuries, property damage at Adak or Atka after tsunami warning. A magnitude 8.8 earthquake hit near Russia on Tuesday, and communities along southwestern Alaska braced for potential tsunami waves. Updated: 4 hours ago. Members of the Chaplain Corps at Fort Wainwright celebrated the 250th anniversary of their corps. ‘The...
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Arctic Gardens: Fairbanks library hosts garden beds for community learning
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF/KTUU) - Last week, the Noel Wien Library in Fairbanks saw a new garden plot constructed with the purpose of creating learning and volunteer opportunities for the community. The garden features a variety of food crops, including kale, broccoli, tomatoes and potatoes, which volunteers and families planted on...
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Arctic Gardens: Fairbanks library hosts garden beds for community learning
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF/KTUU) - Last week, the Noel Wien Library in Fairbanks saw a new garden plot constructed with the purpose of creating learning and volunteer opportunities for the community. The garden features a variety of food crops, including kale, broccoli, tomatoes and potatoes, which volunteers and families planted on...
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Nanooks Nordic Skiing Announces Önnela Rodendau as First Signing of 2025-26
FAIRBANKS - The Alaska Nanooks ski team has announced its first signing for the 2025-26 season in Önnela Rodendau. Rodendau, a skier out of Aravete, Estonia, joins the Nanooks after attending Audentes Sports Gymnasium in Tallinn, Estonia, and competing for RR Skiclub. "It's been a whole year since Mariel Pulles and Christopher Kalev graduated from the team, so we are thrilled to be adding an Estonian skier back to the roster!" said assistant coach Ben Buck. "Önnela is a very talented and hardworking athlete who has already represented her nation at World Juniors and U23s. She will be a great...
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Utah Ski Team Alums Joe Davies and Kaja Norbye Honored with Academic All-America Accolades
Two former stars of the Utah Ski Team, Joe Davies and Kaja Norbye, have recently landed College Sports Communicators Academic All-America accolades. As reported by Utah Utes, the pair continued to blend athletic excellence with academic achievement. Davies snagged a spot on the second team, marking his second consecutive year...
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‘In the Footsteps of the Traveller’ explores the skies through the perspective of Northern Dene
At a book launch in May, Paul Herbert shared to a full theater at the Morris Thompson Cultural Visitors Center in Fairbanks how he met Chris Cannon, the author of the newly published book “In the Footsteps of the Traveller: The Astronomy of Northern Dene.”. One evening after he...
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Dave Winfield statue finally posted following year long delay
50 pounds of outdated dynamite removed from private bus in Glennallen. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to mile post 115 of the Richardson Highway Wednesday after a report of explosives in the area. ‘Dragged off the trail’: Brown bear’s whereabouts unknown following Anchorage mauling. Updated: 7 hours ago.
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Wildfire smoke settles in Fairbanks area Monday
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‘In the Footsteps of the Traveller’ explores the skies through the perspective of Northern Dene
At a book launch in May, Paul Herbert shared to a full theater at the Morris Thompson Cultural Visitors Center in Fairbanks how he met Chris Cannon, the author of the newly published book “In the Footsteps of the Traveller: The Astronomy of Northern Dene.” One evening after he had been out on a trail […]
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To the Stars: UAF Planetarium Construction Begins
Planetarium construction continues at the west side of the University of Alaska Museum of the North on UAF’s Troth Yeddha’ Campus in Fairbanks. Construction has begun on a sixty-five-seat planetarium at UAF. The project, greenlit by the UA Board of Regents in February 2024, is primarily funded by a $7.4 million anonymous private donation. The planetarium will be located on the west side of the University of Alaska Museum of the North on UAF’s Troth Yeddha’ Campus in Fairbanks.
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Throwback to 1940: When Fairbanks Stepped Into the Future With Asphalt
On this day in 1940, Fairbanks, Alaska, made a significant leap into the future of urban development. The city’s first paved street, Second Avenue, was officially opened to traffic, making history as the “farthest north paved road in America.” At the time, this was a monumental achievement in a city that had long endured the challenges of a harsh environment. The paving of Second Avenue was more than just a road project; it was a sign of Fairbanks’ evolving infrastructure and growing importance.
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Solstice, Fairbanks style: Photo gallery
Across Alaska, villages, towns and cities held summer solstice gatherings on Saturday. In Fairbanks, it was the 434rd annual Midnight Sun Festival, and although skies were smoky, the sun shown until late at night and downtown was filled with revelers. We have photos from photographer Robert Lype for the enjoyment of those who were partying (or fishing, flying, or working) elsewhere:
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Fishing Report: Releasing chinook smolt into Ship Creek
Fairbanks and North Pole high school athletes sign flag football scholarships. West Valley Defensive Tackle Devillain Matia and North Pole flag football player Tiahna Guzman sign flag football scholarships. Two North Pole football players represent their Filipino culture in the highest honor. Updated: Apr. 28, 2025 at 3:22 PM AKDT.
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Granite Shadows is a hit “fore” sure
Just a few miles out of town is the most recent attraction in the community and it is one you can fly to, get warmed up, play a round, and then fly home – or just drive to. Granite Shadows has opened its doors to all the golfers in the community. It is the closest nine-hole course to Delta Junction – complete with a driving range. Owner Randy Wood envisioned in 2018 offering this community a golfing experience without having to drive all the way to one of the three courses in Fairbanks.
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UAF’s Museum of the North unveils ‘Observing Our Dynamic Planet’ Satellite Exhibit
Created in partnership with the Alaska Satellite Facility, an exhibit at the University of Alaska Museum of the North “Observing Our Dynamic Planet” opened May 24. This exhibit shows how synthetic aperture radar, or SAR, data is used to monitor natural events like volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, sea ice loss and permafrost thaw, allowing visitors a closer look at satellite technology that tracks Earth’s rapidly changing environments.
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New museum exhibit teaches the importance of satellite imagery research
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AROUND ALASKA: Totem Tribute, Early Sockeye, and Art & Awareness!
A stunning 21-foot yellow cedar totem pole now stands at Hoonah Harbor. Called the “Fishermen’s Totem Pole,” it celebrates the community’s deep fishing heritage, with carvings featuring crabbing, long lining, and more. Anglers, take note! Sockeye salmon have made an early run into the Klutina River....