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Kenai, Susitna recreational king fishing closed amid weak runs
Southcentral Alaska king salmon fisheries will face sweeping restrictions this summer after low run forecasts for several major systems prompted emergency actions from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G), according to KTUU. Forecasts for the Deshka River, Kenai River early-run and late-run, and Anchor River all show weak...
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The Halibut Sandwich At This No-Frills Restaurant In Alaska Is So Good, You’ll Want It Daily
In the land where glaciers meet the sea and wildlife roams free, there exists a culinary treasure hiding in plain sight—Momma O’s Seafood Restaurant in Anchorage serves up a halibut sandwich so transcendent, it might just ruin all other fish sandwiches for you forever. Alaska’s waters produce some...
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The Fish And Chips At This No-Fuss Restaurant In Alaska Are Out-Of-This-World Delicious
Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences come from the most unassuming places, and Momma O’s Seafood Restaurant in Anchorage is living proof that seafood perfection doesn’t require white tablecloths or fancy silverware. In a state surrounded by some of the world’s richest fishing waters, Alaskans know their seafood...
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Great Harvest Anchorage Announces Valentine’s Week Specials for February 9–14, 2026
Love is in the air at Great Harvest Bread Co, where the local bakery has announced its Valentine’s Week Specials running from February 9 through February 14, 2026. The limited-time menu offers a festive lineup of baked goods designed to make Valentine’s Day gifting both simple and sweet.
copperriverrecord.net
Prince William Sound Shrimp Fisheries Public Zoom Meeting
(Anchorage) – The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G), Divisions of Sport and Commercial Fisheries, will be hosting a Prince William Sound Shrimp Fisheries informational meeting. This will be held via Zoom on Thursday, February 12 from 7:00 – 8:30pm and open to the public. Topics to be covered will be how the shrimp fisheries are managed, current trends, and what to expect for 2026. Following a 45-minute presentation there will be a 45-minute question and answer session.
iditarod.com
Trail Word Tuesday….Jon Van Zyle!
Another trail word Tuesday has arrived, and this time we bring you the one-and-only… Jon Van Zyle! You cannot be around Iditarod long without knowing exactly who this extraordinary and talented man is. He not only completed Iditarod twice, he became the official Iditarod artist in 1973. He has created the yearly Iditarod poster while also being inducted into the Iditarod Hall of Fame in 2004. His art career has spanned over 5 decades where he has become one of the most well-known and respected Alaskan artists. He and his wife, Jona, also an incredible artist in her own right, make their home in Eagle River where they raise and train Siberian Huskies. Keep reading to hear Jon’s inspirational words about perseverance!
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Low king salmon forecast leads to multiple restrictions in Alaska
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Fishing for king salmon this summer will be highly restricted after the total run forecasts for the Deshka River, Kenai River early-run, Kenai River late-run and Anchor River all show low numbers. “King salmon are experiencing a period of poor productivity and escapement goals are not...
alaskasnewssource.com
Low king salmon forecast leads to multiple restrictions in Alaska
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Fishing for king salmon this summer will be highly restricted after the total run forecasts for the Deshka River, Kenai River early-run, Kenai River late-run and Anchor River all show low numbers. “King salmon are experiencing a period of poor productivity and escapement goals are not...
alaskasnewssource.com
38th annual Jewel Lake Jamboree signals Fur Rondy’s approach
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Families of eager ice fishers descended upon Jewel Lake in Anchorage Saturday for the latest edition of the Jewel Lake Ice Fishing Jamboree. Anglers of all ages dropped their lines into roughly 500 pre-drilled holes across the frozen lake. While the fishing itself appeared slow, diversions like food trucks, and even Fur Rondy Royalty, provided more things to do.
unearththevoyage.com
Alaska Restaurant Turning Craft Beer and Big Flavors Into a Local Must-Try
Anchorage locals will tell you there is a place where the taps never rest and the views make you linger. 49th State Brewing – Anchorage mixes housemade ales with bold plates that actually deliver on the promise of big flavor. Step inside and you get the energy of a bustling brewpub plus a rooftop that frames the mountains like a postcard.
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Alaska Favorite Known for Hearty Portions and Unique Alaskan Dishes
Anchorage wakes up hungry, and Gwennie’s Old Alaska Restaurant answers with plates you can barely see beneath the food. Step inside the lodge style dining room and you are greeted by the aroma of butter, bacon, and sourdough hitting a hot griddle. Locals swear by the all day breakfast,...
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The Low-Key Diner In Alaska That Locals Swear Has The Best Cinnamon Roll In The State
In the land of the midnight sun and towering glaciers, there exists a humble culinary treasure that has Alaskans lining up before dawn, not for gold, but for something far more valuable: the perfect cinnamon roll. Tucked away on C Street in Anchorage, Kriner’s Diner doesn’t announce its pastry prowess...
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This No-Frills Restaurant In Alaska Serves Up The Best Omelet You’ll Ever Taste
Hidden among Anchorage’s urban landscape sits a culinary gem that locals protect with the fierce dedication usually reserved for their favorite fishing spots and berry-picking patches. Heidi’s Family Restaurant doesn’t dazzle with fancy decor or trendy menu items – it simply serves some of the most satisfying food you’ll...
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This Old-School Steakhouse In Alaska Serves Up The Best Escargot You’ll Ever Taste
In the heart of downtown Anchorage, where the mountains meet the sea and the northern lights occasionally dance overhead, sits a culinary time capsule that defies all expectations of what Alaskan dining can be. Club Paris, with its iconic neon sign featuring the Eiffel Tower silhouette, has been quietly serving...
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The Cinnamon Rolls At This Homey Diner In Alaska Are So Good, You’ll Dream About Them All Week
There’s a moment when a cinnamon roll transcends mere pastry and becomes something spiritual – that moment happens daily at Kriner’s Diner in Anchorage, where locals line up for what might be Alaska’s most dream-worthy breakfast indulgence. In a state known for its majestic wilderness and...