Alaska Dispatch News will outsource printing of newspaper to Mat-Su
The company will no longer use an Anchorage-based printing press that was a major factor in bankruptcy proceedings.
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With ADN layoffs, a farewell to journalists who helped define an Alaska era
Alaska Dispatch News laid off a third of its journalists over the last week, a generational change affecting some of the best ever to work in our state.
Layoffs hit Alaska Dispatch News in wake of bankruptcy sale
Every department at the company was affected.
Creditors in Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy remain unpaid, for now
After a judge approved the sale of the company for $1 million, dozens of companies and individuals are still owed money.
A note to ADN readers from Alice Rogoff
I am sad that the business side didn't work, but grateful that ADN has emerged from bankruptcy in good hands with hope for the future.
A note to ADN readers from Alice Rogoff
I am sad that the business side didn't work, but grateful that ADN has emerged from bankruptcy in good hands with hope for the future.
A letter to readers from the new publishers of Alaska Dispatch News
The sale paves the way for a new era at the ADN as we chart our own course.
Timeline: Alaska Dispatch News rooted in 1946 weekly
For 71 years, the Anchorage Daily News, and later Alaska Dispatch News, was a fixture in the state. Here’s its history in brief.
Sale of Alaska Dispatch News to Binkley group is approved by judge
The sale of ADN for $1 million means the state's largest newspaper and news site avoids shutting down.
Monday bankruptcy hearing will decide future of Alaska Dispatch News
If the sale isn't approved by a federal bankruptcy judge Monday, the company will no longer have a buyer, according to the lawyer for the Fairbanks group seeking to acquire the ADN.
Creditors question ADN owner Rogoff in bankruptcy court
Meanwhile, news emerged of a second group investigating a potential purchase of Alaska Dispatch News.
Judge approves crucial loan to keep Alaska Dispatch News operating through bankruptcy
The loan means the newspaper will also be able to pay employee wages and past-due health insurance premiums.
Key piece of Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy case delayed
Approval of a loan to keep the company operating through bankruptcy was unresolved Friday.
Alaska Dispatch News will be able to pay carriers, but newspaper is still on the brink
Owner Alice Rogoff told a bankruptcy court Thursday she has put at least $17 million into the newspaper.
Alaska Dispatch News bankruptcy sheds light on distressed company’s finances
The organization "requires major restructuring" and is losing money at a rapid pace.
New Alaska Dispatch News publishers reassure staff on future
Ryan Binkley, one of the co-publishers of the state's largest newspaper, said he doesn't see print going away.
Alaska Dispatch News files for bankruptcy; new publishers emerge
Alaska’s largest newspaper and online news site filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Saturday evening and new owners — an Alaska family that made its fortune hauling freight and tourists on the Yukon River and its tributaries, and a company that owns rural newspapers in the state — have been lined up.
GCI sues to evict Alaska Dispatch News from press facility, says it’s owed for back rent and utilities
Alaska telecommunications company GCI has filed a lawsuit against Alaska Dispatch News to evict it from its printing and warehouse operation at the old Anchorage Daily News building.