Demand for winter outdoor gear is high, but residents looking for Nordic skis, fat bikes and other winter gear are having a tough time in their search.
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Anchorage officials pitch new cargo route to ease West Coast supply chain problems
Recent supply chain disruptions related to the pandemic have put a snag on distribution across the West Coast, leading to shortages and higher prices.
Juneau property owners have lost every commercial property assessment appeal heard so far
A representative of many property owners with appeals say they intend to keep fighting their assessments in state court.
Aleutian Airways delays launch of its service to Unalaska to ‘tighten up’ safety
The new carrier won’t be flying to and from Unalaska until next March.
Fairbanks restaurant says no vax, no proof, no service
Lavelle’s owners worried that another coronavirus closure might put them out of business.
Warehouses are overwhelmed by America’s shopping spree
In simplest terms, America’s warehouses are running out of space. It’s all claimed and bursting at the seams.
With new research, Alaska groups aim to turn mariculture into $100 million industry
Alaska has an ambitious goal: to turn its growing mariculture business into a $100 million industry by 2040.
Resurrection Lutheran Church will be Juneau’s cold weather shelter this winter
Now that Resurrection Lutheran Church has its permit approved, it can start housing people when the weather gets below freezing.
How Pel’meni dumplings became a Juneau staple and expanded beyond Southeast Alaska
The restaurant is an Alaskan take on a classic Russian comfort food. It started in Juneau and recently expanded to Anchorage.
ICYMI: Southeast Alaska’s tribal health provider has expanded its service in Juneau
Previously, the tribal health organization primarily served the Alaska Native community in Juneau.