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Alaska oil and gas leaders look ahead after gasline deal falls short
Alaska’s oil and gas industry gathered in Anchorage Wednesday, one day after the state’s third special session ended without a deal on the proposed gasline. Jim Plaquet with the Alaska Oil and Gas Historical Society said he was disappointed lawmakers did not reach an agreement. “We elect our...
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‘I guarantee you can find a job in Alaska’s oil and gas industry’: AOGA conference starts with optimistic tone
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - At a sold out event for the Alaska Oil and Gas Association (AOGA) Conference in downtown Anchorage, industry people lunched on tacos, sipped free coffees, tried to win a raffle and collected blue AOGA tote bags while they networked. Aztec Alaska was giving out coveted WD-40...
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Spenard Windmill taken down for repairs
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Driving down Spenard, you might notice something missing from the neighborhood: the iconic windmill standing outside Chilkoot Charlie’s. Crews began taking down the structure on Monday, sawing the upper half of the windmill from the base. Images of the removal quickly spread online, prompting joke-rumors that different businesses were taking its place, including an In-N-Out Burgers and a smoke shop.
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Some Anchorage mobile food vendors are feeling pressure from economy | Local & State News
As many Alaskans continue to feel pressure from the economy, some small food businesses say they are feeling it too. Edgar Duero, owner of Chowder Express, said this has been the most difficult year since opening his food trailer four years ago. “I just keep making sure I’m serving good...
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AOGA Announces 2026 Industry Award Winners
On the eve of its annual conference in Anchorage, the Alaska Oil and Gas Association (AOGA) announced the individuals and companies honored with the 2026 AOGA Industry Awards. The professional trade association is giving out four awards, two recognizing organizations for outstanding performance and two individuals: a rising star making early impact in the industry and a person who has made a career of industry support.
Alaska Beacon
Alaska officials respond to mystery spill near idled Cook Inlet oil platform
State and industry officials and the U.S. Coast Guard were responding on Tuesday to an unexplained oil spill roughly 60 miles southwest of Anchorage in Southcentral Alaska’s Cook Inlet. The spill, which produced a long oil sheen on the water near the Trading Bay area on the western side of the inlet, was first spotted […]
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MTA Finds New CFO at Providence
MTA has named Rebecca “Becky” Rudd as its new Chief Financial Officer. Rudd comes to the Palmer-based telecom utility after holding the same position for Providence Medical Group Alaska, where she led financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, and operational improvement efforts across the organization. As CFO, Rudd oversees MTA’s...
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Biologists at Anchorage International Airport work hard to make sure planes and wildlife don't meet
By far and away the biggest risk to planes are birds. Olson said Anchorage International hasn’t had a bird strike that resulted in serious damage to planes or injuries to people, but the threat is always there.
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The Alaska Current
11 Black-owned businesses in Alaska to support this August (& all year long)
Support these Black-owned businesses in Alaska during National Black Business Month—and all year long. The post 11 Black-owned businesses in Alaska to support this August (& all year long) first appeared on The Alaska Current .
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ConocoPhillips Welcomes First Oil from Coyote Project in Kuparuk Unit
A map of ConocoPhillips Alaska holdings on the North Slope. Ahead of schedule, a new project in the Kuparuk River Unit west of Prudhoe Bay has achieved first oil. ConocoPhillips Alaska announced that the Coyote 3SX development delivered crude to the metering valve on Friday, August 7. Coyote, a reservoir...
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Wells Fargo Consolidates Two Midtown Branches into One
The Wells Fargo team, joined by Alaska officials, cuts the ribbon on the Denali Street branch. Wells Fargo signage is gone from the bank’s regional headquarters building in Midtown Anchorage, now that the ground-floor branch has relocated. Administrative personnel still work on the fifth floor of the building at Northern Lights Boulevard and C Street, which Wells Fargo took over in 2000 when it acquired National Bank of Alaska. But, as of the end of July, customer service functions shifted a few blocks away to Denali Street, where a new branch held its grand opening on August 6.