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How to Start Selling in Amazon’s Store and Amazon Handmade Workshop Series - Anchorage - Alaska Business Magazine

2 weeks ago | akbizmag.com

Amazon and Alaska Small Business Development Center are hosting an Anchorage workshop for people interested in selling on Amazon.
Pressing Concerns: Behind the Covers of Periodical Printing

2 weeks ago | akbizmag.com | Scott Rhode

by | Apr 7, 2025 | Magazine, Manufacturing, Media & Arts This magazine debuted in January 1985 with 56 pages held together by staples. Apart from the cover, only a couple of pages had color graphics. Full-color photos arrived that April, and the October issue swelled to 84 pages, all for $3 (closer to $9 today, adjusted for inflation). After the statewide economic crash that year, the cover price retreated to $2.50. The first issue longer than 100 pages was published in October 1989. A glossy...
Antique Autos Take Flight

1 month ago | akbizmag.com | Terri Marshall

One of the most popular attractions in Fairbanks is leaving the Wedgewood Resort. The Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum has wowed locals and visitors since opening in 2009. The renowned collection of antique cars and vintage fashions was voted by Alaska Business readers as one of the best museums in the state in 2024, alongside the Anchorage Museum and the Alaska Aviation Museum at Lake Hood.
Chena Power Spins Off Alaska Geothermal Partners for Energy Planning Services

2 months ago | akbizmag.com | Vanessa Orr

AGP is currently working on a bid for a geothermal well at Fort Wainwright and has put in a solicitation of interest for a hot springs development in northern California. The company welcomes more Alaska communities to explore the technology for municipal light and power, for industrial processes, or for exporting energy as fuel. “There is so much potential with geothermal power in Alaska compared to the rest of the world,” says Matthews, noting that most resources are remote and hard to access.
Anchorage’s Aspirations: Project 80s, Then and Now

2 months ago | akbizmag.com | Scott Rhode

by | Feb 3, 2025 | Architecture, Magazine Pizza toppings. Jay Leno reportedly compared the crazy-quilt pattern of the Atwood Concert Hall’s freshly installed carpet to Italian food in 1988 when he performed the venue’s inaugural show. Four decades later, the carpet is still there, a little worse for wear but holding up respectably. The Atwood is the largest and most elegant of the three auditoriums in the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts (PAC). The city-owned structure is open to the...
Decades of Achievement with Lasting Results

Jan 20, 2025 | akbizmag.com | Tasha Anderson

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. The March 1987 issue of Alaska Business featured the first JA special section, which opened with a letter from then-JA of Alaska Executive Director Tom Otway, who explained the program’s origin: “The Alaska Business Hall of Fame program grew out of the National...
DOT&PF Awarded Grant Funding for Rural Drones, Seward Highway Avalanche Mitigation

Jan 17, 2025 | akbizmag.com | Rindi White

by | Jan 17, 2025 | Featured, News, Transportation The Skydio X10, a US-made drone, is part of a pilot program through which dozens of drones and docking stations will be set up across Alaska, allowing communities to use them for numerous purposes, including counting fish, damage assessment, and search and rescue. The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is continuing to experiment with robotic aircraft, thanks to some fresh funding. A $12.4 million federal grant...
Credit Union 1 Answers Skagway’s Call for Greater Financial Access

Jan 15, 2025 | akbizmag.com | Rindi White

“With two other branches opening this year, Skagway wasn’t on our radar for expansion, but the assembly’s request got our attention,” says CU1 President and CEO Mark Burgess. “When we visited the community, we met incredible people who exemplify the Alaskan spirit—innovators, small business owners, and families building their future.
Alaska Business Hall of Fame 2025

Jan 13, 2025 | akbizmag.com | Patricia Morales

Jan 13, 2025 | Finance, Government, Magazine, Nonprofits, Retail Four Alaska business leaders join the Alaska Business Hall of Fame at the annual Junior Achievement (JA) of Alaska celebration in January. Laureates Linda Leary, Joe Schierhorn, Ralph Seekins, and (posthumously) the late US Representative Don Young form the class of 2025. The hall of fame honors business leaders for their support of Alaska’s economic success and for commitment to JA programs. Fishing in the waters of Maine,...
Manh Choh’s First Year: 8 Million Miles of Gold

Dec 19, 2024 | akbizmag.com | Rindi White

by | Dec 18, 2024 | Featured, Mining, News A Black Gold Transport truck pauses on the Manh Choh access road outside of Tok. Drivers logged about 8 million miles between Manh Choh and Fort Knox in 2024. Manh Choh must wait its turn. The junior member of Alaska’s producing mines club relies on processing facilities at its big brother, Fort Knox Mine north of Fairbanks. Ore from Manh Choh near the Native Village of Tetlin piles up at the state’s largest gold mine until the processing mill...