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About 500 of the more than 900 students who earned certificates, undergraduate degrees or graduate degrees from UAA this spring took part in Sunday’s ceremony.
Alyeska Resort in Girdwood wrapped up its 47th annual Spring Carnival on Sunday with a tug-of-war, Dummy Downhill event, Alaskan Gladiator contest and other activities.
The 2024 Native Youth Olympics featured 11 events, including the crowd-favorite wrist carry and the toe kick, which returned to the rotation this year after a decade.
More than 1,800 youth athletes from Alaska and seven areas of the circumpolar north are in Alaska this week for the Games.
Relive some of our top highlights from the 52nd Iditarod’s ceremonial start in Anchorage and the restart in Willow.
More than 600 women and girls signed up to participate in the 2024 Alaska Ski for Women held at Kincaid Park on Sunday.
Most Sundays in Anchorage, people attend adoption clinics at Alaskan Animal Rescue Friends, aka AARF.
Crowds gathered for live music, dance performances and a fireworks display downtown to usher in the new year.
Hundreds of people packed the Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center on Sunday for the 40th annual conference hosted by First Alaskans Institute.
The bright yellows, oranges and reds of autumn are sweeping through the region as the fall equinox approaches.
Hundreds of people attended the 29th annual Alaska Greek Festival, a three-day event originally started as a fundraiser, to “build a proper Byzantine Orthodox-style church,” said Father Vasili Hillhouse.
At the final of three summer performances, 10 actors portrayed several of the vital and interesting residents of early Anchorage.