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Push to teach AAPI history in Alaska schools clears Senate again

The Senate voted unanimously this week to add lessons covering the history and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to the public school curriculum.

Trail Blazers: Kakiko Ramos-Leon

Though Kakiko Ramos-Leon grew up in the temperate city of Autlán, Jalisco, Mexico, he now spends most of the year on snow and ice.

Current Cravings: So-called, ‘best falafel in the subarctic’ lives up to the hype

Fairbanks doesn’t wait for green up to begin its summer pastimes.

Creative Currents: The end of the Ice Age David Rosenthal

Landscape artist David Rosenthal has been working on his most recent body of work for over four decades.

Creative Currents: Eclectic maximalism with Honey Bee Ink

When tattoo artist Brianna Mendez was growing up, she says she wasn’t allowed to use temporary tattoos.

From Alaska Capitol’s cafeteria, author and illustrator claims Pulitzer Prize

Tessa Hull’s ‘Feeding Ghosts’ was awarded the prize for memoirs and biographies.

Trail Blazers: Janice Tower

When endurance cyclist Janice Tower founded non profit organizations Mighty Bikes and Singletrack Advocates in the early 2000s.

Creative Currents: ‘Laughing with art’ with PapaDahlPaintings

PapaDahlPaintings has always “dabbled in doodling,” but says it wasn’t until he participated in a sip-and-paint wine night with his wife that he felt like he found his medium.

Creative Currents: Gabby Faurot: ‘It’s the whimsy for me’

For mixed media artist Gabby Faurot, every piece of her work has “one tiny detail” just for her that she adores.

Trail Blazers: Dustin Newman

To the 27-year-old boat builder, paddling a kayak serves as a means to renew a healthy relationship to the waters that have sustained his people for millennia.

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