The demand for seafood is rising. Fifty-four percent of Americans ate more seafood in 2024 than they did in 2022. And, with growing appreciation for the health and sustainability benefits of seafood, that growth is likely to continue. Restaurants often …
Grocers know that seafood is a growth opportunity– after all, the number of frequent seafood customers has increased to 32% of consumers in the last five years. What’s more, customers who buy seafood also shop more often and have bigger baskets. By …
The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. Spring is here we heard the first robin singing in the birches behind the house. Robins are some of the first spring arrivals, as the males …
Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are considering investing in a massive natural gas project in Alaska in an attempt to reach trade deals that would both satisfy demands from President Donald Trump and avoid high U.S. tariffs on their exports. Alaska has long …
Azamara Cruises returns to Alaska in summer 2026 with immersive Cruisetours, combining sailings with authentic overland cultural and nature experiences. LONDON – Azamara Cruises is making a bold return to Alaska’s wilderness in summer 2026 with the debut …
Chilkat Valley News current and former staff brought home six awards from the Alaska Press Club last weekend, including first place for Best Picture Story in 2024. Editor Rashah McChesney won first place in the picture story category for photos she took …
At a time when the future of democracy and the strength of the middle class face existential risk, Americans should look to Alaska for inspiration. While political partisanship is undermining the constitutional foundation of our federal government, in …
An ad for The Variety Store that appeared in the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner on Dec. 4, 1931, references "natural concentrated grape juice in brick form." Part of a continuing weekly series on Alaska history by local historian David Reamer. Have a …
The Alaska State Capitol in Juneau (Sean Maguire/ADN) There were two commentaries in the Anchorage Daily News recently that I agreed and I would like to expand on. The first was by Rep. Ky Holland of Anchorage (”What’s next Alaska? Managing a decline …
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