Jack Barnwell

Tony Tillery, executive chef for the Fairbanks Juneteenth celebration, bows his head during a prayer by Pastor Carlene Tillery of Corinthian Baptist Church during the ceremony for the 2026 Fairbanks

Fairbanksans dance to music during the Fairbanks Juneteenth celebration at the Carlson Center on Saturday, June 20, 2026.

Hundreds of people gathered to celebrate freedom, enjoy music and recognize a historic moment as part of the annual Fairbanks Juneteenth celebration behind the Carlson Center.

Grandfathered structure status determinations and applications can be a routine process for the Fairbanks North Star Borough Community Planning Department.

Visitors wait for a motor coach in front of the now-vacant city-owned cabin on First Avenue on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.

The Fairbanks City Council adopted an ordinance Monday night in a 4-2 vote that establishes a clear process for leasing certain city-owned facilities through a formal request for proposals (RFP).

GVEA board member Gary Newman, left, mulls over workarounds where the utility or Ameresco, the developer of the Delta Wind project, could qualify for federal investment tax credits following an

The Golden Valley Electric Association Board of Directors swore in one new member and two existing ones on Tuesday, selected new officers for the year, and bid farewell to a

In early June, a federal court struck down rules imposed by the Trump administration that imposed strict deadlines for tax credits on clean energy projects.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly will consider an ordinance that appropriates about $485,440 in federal grant funding for wood and paint coating repairs on the S.S. Nenana paddlewheel riverboat