Ava White is a local journalist based in Alaska, with a focus on reporting news and stories from the Little Diomede community. She has contributed to various media outlets, including KNOM Radio Mission, Inc., Alaska Public Media, and Luther College Chips Newspaper. Ava's work covers a range of topics, including local news, community events, crime, and environmental issues affecting the region.
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Ava White's reporting focuses on local news in Alaska, particularly around Nome and Little Diomede. She covers a range of topics including crime, culture & society, government & politics, and sports. Ava seems to value expert commentary along with announcements.
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Natasha, the Alaska Zoo’s new Amur tiger, is 11 years old. (Courtesy Alaska Zoo Staff)
By: Ava White
Laka David and Shan Green huddled around a laptop and microphone, rehearsing a rap they just wrote called “Heart in This.” The minute-long song talks about joy and independence.
By: Ava White
Provost Brad Chamberlain was introduced to the Luther community as the president-elect on Friday, October 18. Photo courtesy of Luther College PhotoShelter.
By: Ava White
A digital marquee sign flashes “help wanted” and “looking for line cooks” out side of Bread and Brew restaurant in Anchorage on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024. (Matt Faubion/Alaska Public Media)
By: Ava White
Six Iowa-based drag kings and queens took the stage at T-Bock’s Upstairs Friday, October 11 in a drag show organized by Arthaus. The show was one of several events held during Decorah Pride that ran from October 8 through 12. Featured performers included Luther alumni Muff Daddy, Mo B. Dick and Alexandra St. James as...
By: Ava White
Anchorage needs to build 1000 new housing units each year, up from about 200 annually right now, according to mayor Suzanne LaFrance.
By: Ava White
The Household Hazardous Waste “Reuse” station was filled with various hazardous waste materials on Nov. 07, 2024. (Courtesy Kelli Toth)
By: Ava White
Jared Reynolds is the new executive director for the UA Center of Economic Development. He helped launch a business accelerator, and thinks that experience will be an asset in his new role.
By: Ava White, Chris Klint
A fin whale washed ashore on Anchorage’s mudflats over the weekend. By Nov. 18, it had started to freeze over. (Wesley Early/Alaska Public Media)
The new Amazon facility in Anchorage on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024. (Matt Faubion/Alaska Public Media)
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