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Sam Davenport

Sam Davenport
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Sam Davenport is a writer residing in Anchorage. She's a leo and a plant-person, and loves spending quality time with her dog, Aspen. She is a Real Housewives fan and has been called a Bravo historian.

Saint Paul Island artists to headline 2026 Arctic Arts Summit in Sweden for “Sergie and the White Seal”

Two Saint Paul Island artists have written a book inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s “The White Seal," which will premier at the 2026 Arctic Arts Summit this summer.

Survivor fans flock to Chena Hot Springs’ Aurora Ice Museum for idol challenge

Dozens of brave Alaskans ventured to Chena Hot Springs in the snow on Wednesday for a shot to win a trip to the Survivor 50 live finale.

Alaska Korean News and Anchorage Korean News announce official merger

Two of Alaska’s Korean news organizations are officially merging.

CBS is hiding a hidden immunity idol at Chena Hot Springs as part of the ‘Survivor 50’ scavenger hunt

To celebrate the 50th season of “Survivor” premiering at the end of February, CBS is unveiling the Survivor 50 Idol Challenge

Fairbanks violinist featured in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show

University of Alaska Fairbanks alumna Rose Crelli was at the Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco on Sunday as one of the violinists in the super bowl halftime show.

Creative Currents: Adlai Yambao

Songwriter, filmmaker and actor Adlai Yambao says that he wants to be known for something. What that “thing” is, he’s still figuring it out.

Creative Currents: Kelsie Ford

Yup’ik, Cup’ig, and Sámi artist Kelsie Sara Ford says she doesn’t have a lot of time to herself to do what she wants.

University of Alaska Fairbanks student arrested after eating AI art

Last week, the University of Alaska Fairbanks made national headlines for a student eating another student’s AI-generated art.

Creative Currents: Mekko Harjo

Brooklyn-based installation and sound artist Mekko Harjo’s collaborative installation with Jordan Hill, 'a point a place a home', is on view  at UAA until Jan. 23.

Creative Currents: Christine Sundly

Christine Sundly says her artwork looks different based on where she is living.

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Creative Currents: Arielo Taylor

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