Jack Barnwell

The Alaska Broadband Office, helmed by Tom Lochner, plans to open applications for a grant program in September to assist in the development of internet connections in unserved and underserved

An army of Fairbanks’ labor force walked in solidarity in the 40th annual Labor Day Parade on Monday as hundreds walked from Noel Wien Library west to Pioneer Park.

Members of the Carpenters Union Local 1243 were wrapping up a busy morning of volunteering at the Stone Soup kitchen on Gaffney Road when they presented a $5,000 donation to

In November 2023, Fairbanks Area Surface Transportation Planning’s Policy Board approved a boundary shift in line with the 2020 Census. The new boundaries were sent to the Alaska Department of

An upcoming Fairbanks North Star Borough ordinance aims to revive a previously rejected proposal to create a remote recreation district zoning code.

Fairbanks City Council candidates Jerry Cleworth, Sean MacDonald, Aaron Crook, Olivia Rodriguez and Valerie Therien prepare for an Interior Taxpayers Association forum at University Baptist Church on Tuesday, Sept. 3,

Editor’s note: This is part one of a three-part series covering the Interior Taxpayer Association Forum.

Golden Heart Utilities and College Utilities is seeking an increase in its sewer and water rates in and around the Fairbanks area. The utilities filed a joint request with the

A proposed property tax incentive to build clusters of three-bedroom homes moved from the Fairbanks North Star Borough Economic Development Commission Tuesday, but not without extensive amendments.

Editor’s note: This is part two of a three-part series covering the Interior Taxpayer Association Forum.