Cetacean Conservation Automation Innovation
by Tracy Barbour | Mar 16, 2026
Cetacean Conservation Automation Innovation
by Tracy Barbour | Mar 16, 2026
Great Harvest Bread Co. Opens Wasilla Location
Alaska’s third Great Harvest Bakery and Café location opened in Wasilla March 13, bringing breads and baked goods made with Montana wheat to Mat-Su customers.
Native American Bank Approved for AIDEA Loan Participation Program
Native American Bank N.A. has been approved as an eligible financial institution under the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority’s Loan Participation Program, expanding access to long-term financing for Alaska businesses and tribal enterprises.
Toward 10,000: Housing Developments Coming to Anchorage
The task of adding 10,000 homes in Anchorage within a decade is up to residential developers, and several projects in the works for years are inching toward completion.
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gBETA Chooses Six Alaska Businesses for Accelerator Support
EagleSong Alaska peony farm, beadedcloud, Bind, MyEyesAI, SuprSketch, and Tundra Electronics are chosen for intensive coaching and access to investors.
Old Harbor Native Corporation Launches Tourism Subsidiary
Alaska Nuna Adventures is a new subsidiary of Old Harbor Native Corporation to expand Indigenous-led tourism across Kodiak Island, the village of Old Harbor, and Alaska more broadly.
Anchorage Short-Term Rental Registration Starts in May
A requirement to register short-term rentals in Anchorage takes effect this spring, part of an effort to gather information about the housing market.
8(a) Contracting Program Updates ‘Bona Fide Place of Business’ Rule
Alaska Native corporations welcome more flexibility in a recent requirement to establish a physical office where a construction contract is executed, even before bidding.
Covenant House Launching ‘Work Ready Alaska’ Skills Training Program
Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities selected Covenant House Alaska as a primary partner in Work Ready Alaska to train youth in job and life skills.
Cold Storage Campus Breaks Ground at ANC Airport
Groundbreaking on Phase 1 of Alaska Cargo and Cold Storage’s logistics campus at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport has been almost six years in the works.
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March 19, 2026
Meet Alaska 2026
Meet Alaska 2026 will showcase Alaska’s competitive advantages in oil, gas, and mining, from infrastructure to innovation.
March 21, 2026
30th Annual Alaska Native Art Auction Gala
For thirty years, the Alaska Native Art Auction has brought the community together to celebrate Indigenous artists, culture, and the voices that carry those stories forward.
March 24 – March 27, 2026
32nd Alaska Tribal Conference on Environmental Management
Since 1994, the Alaska Tribal Conference on Environmental Management has been a vital networking space for tribal environmental professionals from across the state to learn from one another, connect with support organizations and agencies, and discover resources to help assist in efforts to improve local environmental health.
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Doyon Finds New CEO at YKHC
Dan Winkelman is leaving Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation to take over as President and CEO of Doyon, Limited upon the departure in June of Aaron Schutt.
PND Engineers Hires, Promotes PEs
Sean Baski joins the firm after a career with the state transportation department, and professional certification earns Jhon Landicho a promotion.
New Senior Architect at UMIAQ Design
UMIAQ Design, a division of UIC Commercial Services, hired Seán Carlson, a member of the Anchorage Code Adoption Committee, as Senior Architect.
Cetacean Conservation Automation Innovation
Matson partnered with marine biologists to develop “WhaleSpotter,” an AI-driven thermal imaging technology to help ships steer clear of the ocean giants.
A Birch Grows in Downtown
When The Wildbirch Hotel officially opened in June 2025, it signaled an era of revitalization in Downtown Anchorage.
Mentoring That Matters
Mentoring holds promise, but too often organizations underestimate the work required to make it successful. Brian Walch explains nurturing, facilitating, and formalizing approaches.
Characteristics of Leadership: Hubris
The series exploring key characteristics of leadership tackles the pitfall of hubris, with an experienced executive weighing in with advice.
The Safety Corner: Avoiding Arborist Accidents
Forestry work is inherently dangerous, but it can be performed safely. Sean Dewalt explains how effective oversight and supportive management help arborists maintain a positive climate.
