Trust Grants More than $1.1M to Organizations Across Alaska
The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority has awarded over $1,145,000 in grants to organizations across the state in the third quarter of fiscal year 2019.
Author: Arie Henry
Great Alaskan Holidays Earns Winnebago’s Circle of Excellence Award
Great Alaskan Holidays has just been awarded the 2018 Circle of Excellence Award from Winnebago Industries.
Dog Mushing
Check out these opportunities around the state for locals or out-of-state travelers to (most importantly) cuddle with husky puppies—while learning more about the official sport of the 49th State.
Going the Distance—Safety and Service Drive Fuel Delivery in the Last Frontier
HOME | Posts Tagged "OSHA" Going the Distance—Safety and Service Drive Fuel Delivery in the Last Frontier Crowley Fuels safety program overcomes challenges of delivering fuel across Alaska Alaska weather can be wildly unpredictable and remarkably...
Wings Over Alaska—Crowley Fuels Aviation Across the Great Land
HOME | Posts Tagged "Air Cargo" (Page 2) Wings Over Alaska—Crowley Fuels Aviation Across the Great Land In the Lower 48, getting from place to place is simple. Hop in a car, and the roads and highways run to virtually any destination with a myriad of helpful...
MTA Announces Promotions Across Organization
HOME | Posts Tagged "Right Moves" (Page 3) MTA Announces Promotions Across Organization PALMER, AK—MTA continues its growth as a technology leader with the announcement of four promotions across the organization. As a key player in the economy of...
A School of Education in Need of Re-Accreditation
From the moment I learned that the programs for initial licensure within the University of Alaska Anchorage’s School of Education did not meet accreditation requirements, I have been focused on what we need to do to improve and reapply for full accreditation by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation. UAA can reapply for accreditation in January 2020, and we believe that we will be ready.
Health Wanted
Healthcare employment has recently seen consistent increases—not many sectors in Alaska are seeing that trend. What isn’t common knowledge, however, is the process involved in filling the positions that fuel the growing demand for jobs.
Polar Bears Now Sharing Habitat at Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo’s newest resident Cranbeary, a 16-year-old female bear, met her potential mate Lyutyik for the first time Thursday, Jan. 31, and initial signs point to the two being a great pair.
