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Chin’an Gaming Hall

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by | Mar 23, 2026 | Alaska Native, Magazine Photo Credit: Chin’an Gaming Hall Between its invitation-only soft opening on January 20, 2025 and January 1, 2026, the Chin’an Gaming Hall paid out more than $16 million in jackpot prizes. But to Native Village of Eklutna (NVE), the true value of the Chin’an Gaming Hall is just starting to be realized—and it’s already spreading the wealth, strengthening the tribal and surrounding community.

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Drawing from History: Issues Illustrated, 1986 and Today

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by | Oct 13, 2025 | Magazine, Media & Arts This magazine launched its first issue in January of 1985, and throughout that debut year our cover featured photographs of various industries and individuals. After 1986, and continuing to today, Alaska Business covers are a mix of photography, illustrations, and graphics. But in 1986, the covers were all illustrated, a fascinating twelve-month sketchbook of the significant issues confronting our readers.

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Forty Years of Booms & Busts

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by | Aug 4, 2025 | Magazine, Oil & Gas In March the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation (AGDC) and Glenfarne Group announced an agreement for Glenfarne to become the majority owner of Alaska LNG, a project intended to deliver North Slope natural gas to in-state markets and beyond.

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Decades of Achievement with Lasting Results

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Jan 20, 2025 | Finance, Magazine, Nonprofits In 1987 Alaska Business partnered with Junior Achievement (JA) of Alaska to launch the Alaska Business Hall of Fame, and the two organizations have continued honoring inductees annually.

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Ten Years of Fiscal Stability with SB21

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by | Dec 2, 2024 | Government, Magazine, Oil & Gas The Alaska legislature passed Senate Bill 21 in 2013, overhauling the state’s taxation scheme with the More Alaska Production Act. As with any legislation, especially related to taxes or oil, some opposed the act, and a citizen-led initiative to repeal it appeared on the ballot in 2014, putting it to a public vote: keep SB21 in place or repeal it? Alaskans opted to give it a chance, and it has remained in place for ten years.

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How to Share Infrastructure on the North Slope

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by Aug 11, 2023Magazine, Oil & Gas The majority of North Slope infrastructure is financed, constructed, and maintained by private entities to support their oil exploration and production activities. Despite North Slope explorers and operators always having an eye on efficiency, some infrastructure (such as processing facilities) isn’t well suited for sharing among multiple companies.

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ChatGPT and DALL-E vs. the Alaska Business Team

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

In late December 2022, Dan Kreilkamp, who used to write and edit for Alaska Business before moving on to lend his exceptional talent to ARM Creative, texted me: “So what do you make of this new chat bot?” My highly informed response was: “Chat bot?… I have no idea what you’re talking about.” I sure do now.

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The 2023 Alaska Innovators Hall of Fame: Munk and Leigh inducted as Alaskan innovators

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

According to O’Brien, Leigh started innovating art/science integration early in her position at UAF, utilizing her background in dance and her involvement in a local band.

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ANCSA Village and Urban Corporations on the Rise

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Goldbelt was formed originally with 2,722 shareholders and today represents more than 3,900 Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian shareholders and their descendants in Southeast. The company states, “Goldbelt is committed to making a significant and positive difference in the lives of our shareholders,” and year after year it is delivering on that promise.

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Celebrating Club 49

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According to Romano, the program has four pillars. Two free checked bags, up to 50 pounds each. “It was around that time [ten years ago] that airlines were starting to charge for bags,” Romano says. “That can get very expensive, especially for a family: everyone checks one or two bags, and what does that cost?” Weekly fare sales. “Every Tuesday, Club 49 members get an email with a special fare sale for that particular week.” Last minute travel.

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Anchorage Chamber of Commerce Incentivizes Vaccinations

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Alaska Chamber and Alaska Department of Health & Social Services is offering free gift cards from Anchorage Chamber member businesses to newly vaccinated Alaskans in the month of July. “We are pleased to be playing a role in getting more Alaskans vaccinated and certainly agree that this is a major function in bouncing back from the pandemic,” says President and CEO Bruce Bustamante.

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Q&A: Zo Financial

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Zo Financial is a virtual lease-to-own company that specializes in helping consumers purchase the things that they need at payments that fit their life budgets; it’s also the St. Elias winner of the Best New Company in 2020 category of the Best of Alaska Business Awards. Zo Financial founder and CEO Buddy Bailey says, “We’re very excited about being voted as one of the best new companies coming around.

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Off the Cuff with Dan Miller

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

AB: What do you do in your free time? Miller: My wife and I might go for a walk around the lake… In summertime, it’s projects: I like to work around the house… this year my project is fencing off the deck so my little dog can come out here and I don’t have to worry about him running down there and getting eaten by an eagle. AB: Is there a skill you’re currently developing or have always wanted to learn? Miller: I’d like to learn how to write better.

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Drones, Orbs, UAS

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Jun 14, 2021Magazine, Transportation “Flying cars could rewrite how the Air Force and civil society do logistics and transportation,” says Dr. Will Roper, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology & Logistics. It’s an interesting position to take, as many feel one of the most egregious unfulfilled predictions of the ‘50s and ‘60s is that the near future (what we happily call “now”) would feature skies cluttered with flying cars.

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GCI Launching 2 Gig Internet for Alaskans in Early 2022

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GCI Founder and CEO Ron Duncan announced from the Alaska Esports Center in Fairbanks that the telecommunications provider is planning to bring 2 Gig internet service to more than three-quarters of Alaskans early next year. “Our vision when we started the company was to bring state-of-the-art telecommunications to everyone in Alaska. It’s been a long haul with lots of changes and challenges along the way, but we’ve made fantastic progress,” said Duncan.

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Greg Wolf Receives the Japan Minister of Foreign Affairs Award

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

On December 1, 2020, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the recipients of the Foreign Minister’s Commendation, and Gregory Wolf, Executive Director of the World Trade Center Anchorage, was selected as a recipient from Alaska. Wolf first went to Japan in 1988 when he organized a trade mission of Alaska State senators on a trip to Tokyo to promote trade and tourism. In 1989, he was the recipient of the Japanese Government Monbusho Scholarship.

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Span Alaska Delivers

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by Tasha AndersonApr 12, 2021Magazine, Transportation Span Alaska has terminals in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Kodiak, Soldotna, Wasilla, and Auburn, Washington. Span Alaska Span Alaska ranked Gold as a Quest for Quality Regional LTL Carrier in 2020; that ranking is based on customer service, on-time performance, value, information technology, and equipment and operations.

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HC Contractors: Right Time, Right Place, Right People

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He seeks out employees who are talented and invested in a job and like the work they’re performing. “We talk a lot about that, putting people in the right place… something that they want to do and not putting them in a position just as a job.” Once the right people are in the right place, Hoople prefers to lead his employees by working with them. “I involve everybody in the work,” he says.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands in Alaska on February 11

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Feb 10, 2021 | COVID-19, Government, Healthcare, News ©Chayakorn Lotongkum | Dreamstime.com Starting Thursday, February 11, the State of Alaska Vaccine Task Force is expanding eligibility requirements, allowing more Alaskans to make appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccination.

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MOA Accepting Applications to the Tourism Grant Program February 3

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

The Municipality of Anchorage is accepting applications for its $7 million Tourism Grant Program starting February 3. The program is funded by CARES Act funding distributed to the municipality and will provide three tiers of grants: $10,000, $25,000, or $50,000.

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Craig Taylor Equipment Acquires Peterbilt Alaska Assets

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by Tasha Anderson | Jan 20, 2021 | Construction, News, Retail Peterbilt manufactures on highway, vocational, and medium duty trucks. Peterbilt As part of its ongoing effort to provide Alaskans and Alaska businesses with the equipment they need, Craig Taylor Equipment has acquired from Dobbs Peterbilt (headquartered in Tennessee) all of its Alaska Peterbilt assets.

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First Oil & Gas Lease Sale in ANWR Garners $14.4 Million in High Bids

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by Tasha Anderson | Jan 6, 2021 | Government, Oil & Gas The Dalton Highway connects the North Slope to the rest of Alaska; it extends to Deadhorse, which is approximately 60 miles west of the 1002 Area of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Photo 63706501 © Porbital – Dreamstime.com An oil and gas lease sale in the 1002 area of the Alaska National Wildlife refuge garnered has extensive conversation and debate, though ultimately the bid results were in some ways underwhelming.

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Makushin Geothermal Power Project End-of-Year Update

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by Tasha Anderson | Jan 1, 2021 | Alaska Native, Energy, News Makushin Volcano. Makushin Geothermal Power Project Chena Power and Ounalashka Corporation have provided an update on the Makushin Geothermal Power Project, a green, sustainable energy solution that will tap into Makushin Volcano to provide geothermal energy to the City of Unalaska.

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Set Free Alaska Steps Up to Meet the Challenges of 2020

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by Tasha AndersonDec 28, 2020Healthcare, Nonprofits Photo 57835294 © Ramunas Bruzas – Dreamstime.com Set Free Alaska has a simple mission to support Alaskans in recovery. This last year has challenged everyone without exception. But the specific effects of this pandemic—social isolation, uncertain employment, heightened anxiety—can be particularly disrupting for those working to overcome issues with substance abuse.

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Oil & Gas Lease Sale for Scheduled for ANWR

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

“The ROD released [August 17, 2020] is a crucial milestone in our efforts to make the 1002 Area’s vast oil reserves available for development. Thousands of Alaskans are employed in our oil industry, and their livelihoods depend on the good-paying jobs created by our state’s reserves,” said Representative Don Young. But even the ROD wasn’t the final step.

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Acting Mayor Quinn-Davidson Orders Modified Hunker Down in Anchorage Starting December 1

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Dr. Tom Hennesy, an infectious disease epidemiologist at the UAA College of Health, provided projections for the spread of COVID-19 based on the current Anchorage R factor, an R factor of 1.2, and an R factor of 1.3. Projections from Dr. Tom Hennesy about three possible scenarios for the spread of COVID-19. The y-axis represents the number of individuals infected with COVID-19 per day in each scenario.

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Tested Positive for COVID-19? Blood Bank of Alaska Needs Your Plasma

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Infection rates for COVID-19 are at an all time high and growing in Alaska, and according to the Anchorage Office of Emergency Management, there’s “every indication of continued growth over the holidays.” We can all help reduce the spread of COVID-19 by washing our hands regularly, social distancing whenever possible, and wearing a mask any time we’re in public; it’s also important that we all get tested if we have any symptoms of the virus or indication that we’ve been exposed.

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Trump Signs Presidential Permit for Alaska, Canada Railway

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

President Donald Trump has signed a Presidential Permit authorizing the construction of the Alaska to Alberta (A2A) Railway. Governor Mike Dunleavy, who requested the permit in February 2019, said, “The A2A rail crossing between Canada and Alaska will be a game changer for Alaskans… The rail link between our state, Canada, and the rest of the country has been a dream for many generations.

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Zip Kombucha Unveils New Hard Kombucha Line and Renovated Taproom

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

September 18 was a busy day for Alaskan entrepreneur Jessie Janes, owner of Zip Kombucha: he launched Black Label Booch, the company’s new signature hard kombucha line, and hosted the grand opening of Zip Kombucha’s recently renovated taproom at the company’s midtown location on Arctic Boulevard near 36th Avenue. For two years Janes has been working out of the current facility, brewing, canning, and packaging his classic kombucha flavors: Plane Jane, Blueberry Mary, Mandy Mint, and Ginger Rogers.

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Stantec to Partner on Arctic Research Support Contract for the National Science Foundation

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Sep 16, 2020 | Arctic, Engineering, News, Science Stantec will provide engineering, design, and planning services in support of new facilities as well as maintenance of existing facilities to enable research in Alaska, northern Canada, Greenland, and other Arctic areas. Stantec The ten-year project will support NSF-funded studies in one of Earth’s most remote and challenging environments.

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Wheels Up: Ravn Will Return to the Skies Under New Ownership

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For one: the cookies. “I tell people I’ve started to worry about my personal safety if I was to get rid of the cookies,” McKinney laughs. “The cookies definitely will be coming back, because I think too many people recognize me now.” McKinney has moved to Alaska to better lead Ravn as it relaunches; while he’s new to Anchorage (and currently house hunting) he’s not new to the state, as he worked in Southeast in previous years. “I’m having a ball,” he says of the transition.

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Getting Ravn Back on the Wing

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A Match Made on Muldoon

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Jul 30, 2020 | Monitor, Small Business How ACLT’s Set Up Shop program helped get Poshy Paws get on its feet A furry friend shows off the interior of Poshy Paws, a new pet grooming business started by Suzanna Smiles in East Anchorage. Tasha Anderson Poshy Paws, a new full-service grooming salon, daycare, and boarding facility for dogs and cats, opened on Anchorage’s Muldoon Road in May, but owner Suzanna Smiles has been chasing the idea of opening her own business for much longer.

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SBA Releases Detailed Alaska PPP Info

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

On the 4th of July President Donald Trump signed the Paycheck Protection Program Extension Act, which extends the June 30 application deadline for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to August 8. The benefit of a PPP loan is that the loan will be forgiven if a business meets employee retention criteria and the funds are used for eligible expenses.

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BP and Hilcorp Finalize Sale of Upstream Assets

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

In late June the commissioners of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources and Department of Environmental Conservation approved the transfer of BP’s oil and gas leases to Hilcorp Energy Company. As of July 1, the companies finalized the sale of the upstream assets, and the operation of Prudhoe Bay transferred to Hilcorp, the companies announced. Hilcorp’s other new North Slope assets include BP’s interests in Prudhoe Bay, Milne Point, and the Point Thomson fields.

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ATIA, Visit Anchorage, and Explore Fairbanks Encourage Alaskans to Take Advantage of the World Class Tourist Destination in Their Backyard

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

by Tasha Anderson | Jun 19, 2020 | News, Tourism Alaska is gorgeous and full of adventure. For those of us who live here, though, it can sometimes be easy to forget that we live in a state that is on bucket lists for travelers worldwide. Even those of us who make a point to enjoy what Alaska has to offer can be hesitant to pursue activities and destinations in-state that are overwhelmed by Outside visitors during the summer season.

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Pebble Reveals Revenue Sharing Plan for Bristol Bay Residents; BBNC Responds

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

The Pebble Limited Partnership (PLP) announced the creation of the Pebble Performance Dividend, which would distribute a percentage of the revenue generated by the proposed Pebble Mine to year-round residents of Bristol Bay. According to PLP CEO Tom Collier, “When we rolled out our new, smaller mine plan in 2017, I made a commitment to find a way to share the opportunity Pebble represents with the residents of Bristol Bay.

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Alaska Airlines Expands Next-Level Care Safety Measures

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These are some of the nearly 100 policies, procedures and actions that together offer guests and employees layers of safety and it’s making a difference. In post-flight surveys of guests last month, 82% shared that they experienced a safe and healthy environment and 95% said their seat area was clean. Alaska Airlines consults with UW Medicine medical advisors Dr. John Lynch and Dr. Chloe Bryson-Cahn, both UW Medicine infectious diseases physicians and infection prevention experts.

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Alaska Museums Week 2020

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Alaska Museum Week, a statewide celebration of Alaska museums and cultural centers will take place from June 7 through June 13. Coordinated by Museums Alaska, the event is designed to raise awareness of collecting institutions as stewards of culture and history, centers of education, community anchors, economic engines, and employers. According to Della Hall, the executive director of Museums Alaska, all museums in the state are encouraged to participate.

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Application Period for Denali Road Lottery Is Open

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Military Appreciation Day will be held September 19. This day is reserved for active-duty service members and their families. Lottery tickets for Military Appreciation Day are not handled by www.recreation.gov, but are distributed through the Alaskan Command (ALCOM), which is a joint operations command including all Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy units stationed in Alaska. This command is stationed out of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.

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Northrim Bank Supports the University of Alaska with Annual Contribution

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Northrim Bank is proud to support the work of the University of Alaska throughout the state. The bank provides an annual contribution to the University of Alaska and supports higher education as the backbone of a strong community. “We are proud to be able to continue our support for the University during challenging times,” says Northrim Bank Chairman, President, and CEO Joe Schierhorn. “We support the major academic units of the University and the community campuses where we have branch locations.

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The Unbroken Supply Chain

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Resolve and Responsibility Alaska relies heavily on supplies from Outside. Businesses in our local manufacturing and agricultural industries produce items of high quality, but those industries (though growing) are small, and many Alaskans would be faced with incredibly difficult circumstances if our supply lines were to falter. Our freight and cargo movers take that responsibility seriously.

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Corps Seeks Federal Authorization for Port Expansion Project in Nome

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Jun 1, 2020 | Government, News, Transportation Lieutenant General Todd T. Semonite, commanding general of the US Army Corps of Engineers and 54th US Army Chief of Engineers, signs the recommended plan for navigation improvements at the Port of Nome on May 29 in Washington, D.C. The signing of the report progresses the project to Congress for authorization. Captain Rhys Hearn|USACE Headquarters Lieutenant General Todd T.

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AIDEA Announces AK CARES Funding Program

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Partnership with DCCED and Credit Union 1 to support Alaska small businesses. The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) Board at its May 20 meeting unanimously approved a resolution that creates in AIDEA the AK CARES Funding Program to support small Alaska businesses that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This program is in partnership with the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development (DCCED) and Credit Union 1.

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Salmonfest Reschedules for 2021

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

From Vendor Coordinator Hanna Stearns: Salmonfest is deeply saddened and disappointed to announce that the 2020 festival will be rescheduled for August 6-8, 2021. As a festival built around fish, love, and music, we try our hardest to think about everyone involved, especially the residents of Alaska, when making decisions. We do not believe that it is possible to have the festival as usual and will continue to work hard to be able to bring you the best 10 year anniversary festival yest in 2021.

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Explore Fairbanks Launches 'Explore Local' Campaign

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

Similar to a “Buy Local” campaign, Explore Fairbanks invites residents to “Explore Local.” Tourism businesses are in jeopardy due to the severe limitations and restrictions that COVID-19 has placed on air, cruise and border travel. The “Explore Local” recovery campaign hopes to mitigate the severity by asking Alaskan residents to make a special effort to patronize these businesses.

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BSNC Acquires Northwest Contracting

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Bering Straits Native Corporation (BSNC) has acquired Northwest Contracting, an Alaska-based industry leader in pavement marking and grooving. Northwest Contracting was founded in 2008 by co-owners Charlie McAllen and Chris Hubble. “BSNC has carefully evaluated the opportunities this acquisition offers. Northwest Contracting will complement the growing Bering Straits portfolio of companies,” says BSNC president and CEO Gail R. Schubert.

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NOAA Awards New Cooperative Institute to UAF and Partners

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

A new university-led institute will address climate, ocean, and coastal challenges with greater collaboration and sharing of scientific resources. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has selected a partnership between UAF, the University of Washington (UW), and Oregon State University (OSU) to lead the institute. The Cooperative Institute for Climate, Ocean, and Ecosystem Studies allows NOAA to tap the brainpower at universities in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.

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2020 Fair Canceled for First Time Since World War II

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

May 26, 2020 | COVID-19, News, Small Business, Tourism Strategizes new, safe experiences for Alaskans From Alaska State Fair CEO Jerome Hertel: It is with deep regret that the Alaska State Fair Board of Directors and CEO have made the decision to cancel the Alaska State Fair for the first time since 1942 during World War II. The cancellation is due to the continuing uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Alyeska Wins US Coast Guard Award for Environmental Excellence

By Tasha Anderson Verified |Alaska Business Monthly Verified

“This award is an awesome acknowledgement of our employees and their commitment to protecting the precious environment we call home,” says Betsy Haines, Alyeska senior vice president, operations and maintenance. “We’re recognized, in part, for our work in prevention, and also our safe and effective responses when a bad day occurs.

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