The Fairbanks Police Department will be participating in National Drug Take Back Day this weekend by providing residents a safe method for disposing of prescription drugs.
Beyond food items, Stone Soup Cafe needs bottled water and warm weather clothing. The non-profit gets asked a lot by guests for hats, mittens, gloves, and coats.
The Fairbanks Breast Cancer Detection Center is looking to raise funds for a new mammography truck that will provide annual mammograms across the State of Alaska.
For many families enrolled in the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, there have been questions surrounding the means of transportation for students who rely on buses.
Fairbanks volunteers, in collaboration with the VA, will be hosting a Veteran Stand Down event to help provide supplies and services for homeless veterans.
A world-famous bus that has stirred much controversy across Alaska is now visible at the University of Alaska Fairbanks while it is being preserved for display at the Museum of the North.
During Winter Weather Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service wants to bring awareness to the hazards that impact all of us - like blizzards, heavy snow, and freezing rain.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District has opened two new COVID testing sites which will be staffed by Beacon Occupational Health and Safety.
Nuvision Federal Credit Union of Alaska has extended their hours from the Hunger Action Month of September through the whole month of October to help provide food for the University of Alaska Fairbanks Food Pantry.
Summit Church Alaska in North Pole is inviting everyone with a sweet tooth to come out to receive their portion of 500 pounds of candy collected by the Summit Christian Academy students.
Pioneer Park is hosting its annual 64th Parallel Juried Exhibition at the Bear Gallery in Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts during the month of October.
The Fairbanks Job Center is holding a job fair this week, where employment seekers can visit with businesses and organizations from around the community and learn about opportunities.
Fairbanks Foundation Health Partners held a press conference last week during which they elaborated on the current impact that COVID-19 is having on the FNSB healthcare system.
Local first responders and community members gathered at the Carlson Center to put themselves in the shoes of those firefighters who climbed the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001.