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Fairbanks to Denali National Park in Pictures – Alaskan Photo Tours

Wednesday, December 8th, 2010

Visiting Alaska’s awe inspiring scenery can be one of the most memorable experiences you’ll ever have.  With such a vast array of natural beauty across the state, it is essential to explore the Last Frontier. If your Alaskan vacation includes a trip to the Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge, make sure to plan a trip to …

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If you can’t beat ‘em, start shopping!

Thursday, November 11th, 2010

Has anyone else noticed that the holiday season began a lot earlier this year? In the past we had at least until Thanksgiving before we were inundated with festive music, Christmas décor and of course, store sales. I can’t say that I agree with jump starting the festivities, but all this tinsel and Tony Bennett …

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Activity of the Week: The best show in town is back

Monday, November 1st, 2010

Amidst the present Halloween season and impending all-you-can-eat holiday season, it’s officially aurora season in Fairbanks. Our resident dancing curtains of light ranging from green to red to purple have been making an appearance in the increasingly dark nights, taking place as low as 40 miles above the earth. While clear skies and darkness are …

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Ghosts and goblins aren’t the only thing causing a scare in Alaska

Wednesday, October 27th, 2010

With all the talk of creepy crawlies in preparation of the upcoming holiday, it’s the perfect chance to learn about how to avoid a real-life invasion. Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge is hosting the Alaska Invasive Species Conference Oct. 26-28 featuring scientists, experts and residents involved in research, education and control. Anyone concerned or interested in …

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Alaska Federation of Natives hits Fairbanks and you are invited

Monday, October 18th, 2010

Fairbanks is preparing to welcome the largest representative annual gathering of Alaska peoples in the country, the Alaska Federation of Natives annual convention Oct. 21-23. The convention gathers around 4,000-5,000 delegates each year to discuss a wide range of current events and issues. The 2010 theme, Village Survival, will have a special emphasis on exploring …

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Winter: Friend or foe, you’re along for the ride

Friday, October 8th, 2010

The imminent reality of another winter is one that often segregates Alaskans: the snow enthusiast against the cold-weather antagonist. Regardless of which side of the snow fort you’re on, the fact of the matter is that winter occupies about two thirds of our year in Alaska, so since you can’t beat them, might as well …

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Activity of the Week: 40 Below or Bust

Monday, August 16th, 2010

Let’s face it, your relatives are probably sick of your emails describing Alaska winters — four-foot snowdrifts, ice crystals in the air and frozen nostril photos that should have been left to the imagination. But we have a right to brag. After all, Alaskans live for the extreme and wouldn’t have it any other way. …

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Insider’s Tips: Road trip checklist

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

Planning on hitting the road this summer? We hope so. Let’s face it, there’s a lot to see and not enough summer to see it all in, so making the most of every weekend is not just an essential part of living here, it’s a way of life. You might not think planning for a …

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Activity of the Week: It’s fair time! Fairbanks hosts “Barn in the USA”

Friday, July 30th, 2010

What makes the Tanana Valley State Fair unique is its emphasis on local talent and showcasing the best of Alaska’s Interior. The oldest fair in the state, The Tanana Valley State Fair has been whooping it up since 1924 — that’s 86 years! The nine-day event features a variety of local performers, agriculture and livestock …

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Community Profile: Fairbanks, the Golden Heart City

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

They call it the Golden Heart City. And between its history as an energetic mining town, its location in the heart of Alaska, the midnight sun and genuine hospitality, the name is no misnomer. It’s Alaska’s second largest city and a hub to the Interior. If you like to be active all year round (and …

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