Kris Capps is a local journalist based in Fairbanks, Alaska. With a focus on community news and events, Kris covers a wide range of topics including local government, human interest stories, cultural events, and historical features. Kris is dedicated to keeping the residents of Fairbanks informed and engaged in their community.
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Kris Capps focuses on local community events, celebrations, and news in Fairbanks, Alaska. She covers a wide range of topics including scholarships, entertainment news, and seasonal events.
Given her focus on local happenings and community engagement, Kris is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique or unusual stories about people or organizations within the Fairbanks area. Pitches related to newsworthy local events, human interest stories tied to the region's cultural fabric, and educational initiatives are also likely to resonate with her coverage interests.
When reaching out to Kris with story ideas or potential sources for articles she may find appealing content related to noteworthy accomplishments by individuals from the Fairbanks area such as scholarship recipients or successful alumni. Local businesses making significant contributions might also attract her attention.
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In 1958, Ede Reisland and her husband Jack left Cleveland to come teach school in the territory of Alaska — just for one year, they thought. Of course that stretched
Tri-Valley Community Library Director Cyndy Green just made her last book order for the community library. News that a longtime annual Public Library Assistant (PLA) Grant from the Alaska State
Elementary school kids on a two-day camping trip in Denali National Park last week listened carefully to the park ranger's bear safety talk.
Librarians are cautiously optimistic after being notified that libraries in Alaska will receive full funding of the annual Public Library Assistance Library (PLA) Grant from the state, despite a surprise
Two well-known local musicians will showcase their talents for September’s popular monthly Music & More series at Fairbanks First United Methodist Church, 915 Second Avenue.
By: Kris Capps
There is a new trail in Denali State Park and trail builders are anxious for hikers to actually give it a try. After four years of planning and building, the
Deanna Miles wore a pink skirt and a pink feather boa and showed off her bald head, covered in colorful glitter, on Saturday.
When firefighters from the University Fire Department were toned out on an emergency call Sunday morning, it was the first time an all-woman crew responded.
A birch tree that once grew in Nathan and Teal Belz's yard was transformed this past year, when artists used every piece of the tree to create something artistic and/or functional.
Gwich’in fiddler Trimble Gilbert of Arctic Village will be in Washington D.C. on Wednesday to receive the nation’s highest honor in folk and traditional arts — the National Endowment of
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