Family tragedies help shape Garrett Hermansen’s heartfelt music
Last May, Garrett Hermansen made his return to the Anchorage music scene after spending nearly five years Outside. A departure from his...
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Local musicians to play benefit concert for baby girl stricken with rare disease
Courtesy Photograph In 2017, Dan Redfield and Kristen Fredric welcomed a healthy baby girl into their lives. Apart from being the most...
Alaska’s Woodstock
oughly 130 miles north of Anchorage, at the corner of the Parks Highway and Susitna River Road, a plywood sign is nailed to two felled...
Throwing Clay
Art has always been a part of Maxine Fekete’s life. From the time she could walk, she would spend endless days playing with splatter...
Ed Washington is getting his groove back
Courtesy Photograph In Alaska’s jam band heavy music scene, it isn’t easy trying to carve out a niche that doesn’t fit the status quo—but...
Transgender Anchorageite Quinn Christopherson wins NPR’s Tiny Desk competition
Quinn Christopherson sits in a corner booth at Dark Horse Coffee. The 26-year-old’s petite frame is enveloped by well-worn padded bench...
Lucas Elliott: Alaska’s whimsical illustrator
Stories about a sharp-fanged, body-snatching alien who bites his victim’s heads off isn’t exactly a conventional bedtime story for a young c
Pressing People: Lainie Dreas
The Rasmuson Foundation’s Sabbatical Program provides tribal executives and nonprofit executive directors with time away from the office...
Q&A with Alaskan Leaf’s Samantha Rodgers
My mother got me involved with giving back though volunteering and my favorite memory was being able to help with our Kid's Vote program
Yeti Dogs wins Best Food Truck
Named after an inside joke involving a giant yeti costume, scare tactics and her significant other Dominic Ahumada, Yeti Dogs has become and
Former Miss Alaska Malie D is Press Picks winner for Best Radio DJ
Although Delgado’s humble nature prevents her from admitting it, her budding career has been a mix of a little luck and a lot of hard work.
PRESSING PEOPLE: Kim Carlson
When Kim Carlson moved to Anchorage from Nine Mile Falls, Washington in 1998, she had no way of knowing the twists and turns of fate that wo
PRESSING PEOPLE: Jonathan Green
With thick black rimmed glasses, ink stained hands and a sometimes indecipherable Newfoundland accent, UAA’s newest Artist in Residence is a
PRESSING PEOPLE: Jonathan Heynen and Marie Nielson
As seems to be the case with Heynen, writing his timeless love song wasn’t exactly planned. In fact, it was initially inspired by a visit to
PRESSING PEOPLE: Lucky Spider: Severin sisters getting noticed in Alaska music scene
The duo may have only been performing together for a few years, but their saccharine sweet harmonies blend together so seamlessly, one would
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