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The proposed project would see 25 to 50 turbines standing 500-feet tall spread across 2,700 acres of land near Murphy Dome and produce up to 200 megawatts of power for GVEA.

To the editor: I attended Alaska Renewables’ community meeting Friday in Goldstream Valley and was surprised by the immediate antagonism toward their project and the apparent unwillingness even now to

News-Miner opinion: The winds of change are stirring, blowing in — slowly, as of now — from Murphy Dome. And they’re picking up across the state.

Golden Valley Electric Association, the utility company which serves more than 100,000 Interior residents, met with several state legislators on Tuesday to discuss GVEA’s interests ahead of the next legislative

To the editor: I recently attended a community outreach presentation on the proposed Shovel Creek Wind project by a local company, Alaska Renewables. I am in awe of the tremendous

The meeting drew more than 30 people, many of whom had concerns about the impact that the wind project would have on the surrounding area.

The Interior experienced its third warmest summer on record and an unusual fire season.

If youre up for a longer drive, Conecuh National Forest in the south of Alabama may be even darker.

The darkest skies in all 50 states to watch space events and go stargazing are usually in parks. These are the best locations to watch meteors, comets, eclipses, and more.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District continues to face a bus driver shortage that has resulted in longer route times and possible delays in getting students to school.