Ester Dome News Today

Trail advocates are asking legislators to appropriate more than $20.3 million for 21 projects envisioned as part of a system connecting more than 500 miles of trails between Fairbanks and Seward. The request, from the nonprofit organization Alaska Trails and its coalition partners, would help continue steady progress to creating what is being called the […] The post Alaska Long Trail advocates seek funding for improvements at popular recreation spots appeared first on Alaska Beacon.

The borough’s Community Emergency Response Team will receive $50,000 for training its members while $58,000 will be go toward backup power supply equipment.

Fairbanks outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to participate in the 2023-2024 Winter Trails Challenge.

To the editor: We get fundraising appeals from everyone from the University of Alaska, to Lisa Murkowski, to our representatives in the Interior Delegation, and all of them bring up

Weekend snowfall brought the seasonal total to double the normal amount for this time of year.

An annular solar eclipse, in which the moon passes between the sun and Earth while at its farthest point from Earth, occurs Saturday morning.

The 60th Annual Equinox Marathon took place and hundreds of runners came to the premier running event for Interior Alaska.

New tools were added to the Fairbanks North Star Borough’s kit to acquire or incentivize easements, even as some policies were streamlined after the Assembly unanimously approved an ordinance Thursday

Oh my, it’s that time again.

Story by Ned Rozell Ester Dome pokes 2,362 feet into the Interior Alaska sky. Runners will navigate much of the hill during the Equinox Marathon. By Ned Rozell