Manh Choh’s First Year: 8 Million Miles of Gold
Kinross Alaska recaps a year of mining at Manh Choh, one-quarter of the way through the life of the Interior gold mine.
Tag: Fairbanks
More Direct Lower 48 Flights Coming to Fairbanks Airport
Delta Airlines will fly between Fairbanks and Salt Lake City next summer, and a Dallas-Fort Worth route could be on the way.
Explore Fairbanks, Golden Heart Waste Management Partner to Support Recycling
Explore Fairbanks and Golden Heart Waste Management are teaming up to boost recycling in Fairbanks, starting at West Valley High School.
State Awards $254,000 to Five Specialty Crop Projects
Five Alaska agricultural programs get a boost this year from federal funds for projects ranging from cooking classes to potato production.
Fairbanks Energy Cost Study Calculates High Burden
New UAF report shows the energy burden for Fairbanks North Star Borough residents to be highest on the Railbelt.
New Executive Director for Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living
The board of the Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living selected Brian Taylor, who previously led Fairbanks Youth Advocates, as its new Executive Director.
Fairbanks Airport Director Tapped for Anchorage Position
The director of Fairbanks International Airport, Angie Spear, has a new assignment as Interim Airport Director at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, succeeding former lieutenant governor Craig Campbell.
Fairbanks Sees Record Winter Visitation
Fairbanks sees record winter visits, with air and rail passenger counts up, hotel stays slightly down, and a spike in short-term rentals.
Largest Child Development Center in the Army Completed at Fort Wainwright
A state-of-the-art 43,000-square-foot child development center, the largest center in the Army, is nearly ready to open at Fort Wainwright.
Mt. McKinley Bank Promotes Two Execs
Mt. McKinley Bank promoted Carmen Randle to Senior Vice President, Finance and Jasmine Pletnikoff to Vice President, Controller.