It's time for sports physicals so you can bump, set, spike your way into a successful sports season.
Teaching young professionals the value of money and time. The event is Sunday, July 30th.
Familiar favorites and some new changes: the fair runs July 28 through August 6.
In effort to bridge the gap in health care difiencies, SB 58 aims to have a large impact on Alaskans
Short surveys will be sent out to gather feedback from the community on qaulity of service provided
Thinking in terms of short, mid, and long term goals may be beneficial for those post-retirement.
Free, fresh produce offered to those referred by a doctor to ease health conditions.
Apollo, a two year old Alaskan Husky, is available for adoption at the Fairbanks Animal Shelter
An increase of HIV cases has been reported in Interior Alaska.
Emily Coppinger named winner of the Midnight Sun Festival t-shirt design contest.
Alaska's biggest one day event is this Saturday, June 24.
Advice from a local doctor on prep and after care for the Midnight Sun Run.
The event will be held at the Bernice Allridge Park from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
All childhood vaccines including COVID vaccines and boosters will be available.
Providing many ways to celebrate Pride, event dates will range from June to September.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention event was held at Griffin Park on June 3.
The train is undergoing repairs and will be closed until further notice.
MACPAC donates regularly to free food pantries around the community.
Fresh grass is being planted around the perimeter of the park. The park will remain open as this project is under way.
Show your Golden Heart and help clean up the streets, roads, and neighborhoods of the Middle Tanana Valley.
Bread Line's community garden is open for everybody who may need a fresh snack
$100,000 federal grant awarded to Nenana School District for the advancement of energy sustainability projects.
additional volunteers needed to help with CommUNITY Garden Planting Day on Saturday, June 3.
Students, community members, and Borough Mayor, Bryce Ward, gathered today in Growden Park to celebrate Arbor Day.
During June, Hunter Elementary will have free breakfast and lunch for those 18 years or younger.
High river water levels and possible flooding expected as temperatures rise later this week.
FPD invites you to properly dispose of unused or expired medications.
North Star Ballet’s 35th annual gala this weekend at the Salisbury Theatre.
Free dental, vision and medical services coming to Fairbanks.
Naloxone will be available in stores, gas stations, and online by late summer.
Mental health experts offers tips for discussing gun violence with children.
The DOT Construction Career Day recruitment fair will showcase construction and engineering trades.
How to sign up for the new, Fairbanks Safety Alerts, messaging system.
The Veterinary Medicine Department at the University of Alaska Fairbanks implements virtual reality into courses.
March Fundraiser for the Fairbanks Senior Center's Meals on Wheels program.
FNSBSD students have an opportunity to show off their skills for Black History Month.
Jamison Gallion will serve 24 years in prison with possibility of release in 2037.
It’s a tasty day for the Fairbanks community at the grand opening of Panda Express.
