Sarah Hollister
Weekend Reporter and News Anchor
Fairbanks, Alaska
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Sarah Hollister is a lifelong Alaskan. She was born and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska and attended North Pole High School.
She spent some time working in the fashion and design industry in New York City and Los Angeles before returning home to be closer to family.
She has studied journalism at the University of Alaska Fairbanks before beginning her career at KTVF.
She has covered a wide array of stories including, trial court, crime, education, health, social justice, garden and agriculture, and community features.
Sarah lives in Fairbanks with her husband and daughter and enjoys paddle boarding, gardening and painting in her spare time.
She loves to hear from her community so reach out anytime.
Over a dozen bikers revved their engines and went for a “Dart Run” to support a family suffering from cancer.
With so many events cancelled this year, some small businesses who make money on face to face interactions are hurting. Sarah Hollister stopped by the Tanana Valley Fairgrounds to visit with some of the vendors working booths during the IABA Home Show and A Woman’s Affair.
Whatever size your garden is, you’ve probably had to deal with aphids at some time or another. In today’s Garden Tips, we learn how you can keep the tiny creatures from wreaking havoc on your plants.
Two college seniors wanted to make a meaningful impact on the community so they packaged up 600 items for the needy and hung them on a fence near Denali Elementary School.
Athletes and animals prepare for the Golden Days Rodeo Saturday morning.
Gardeners across the interior have noticed this year things are growing slower. We speak to an expert at UAF to find out why.