Neighbors: Stories from Anchorage's pandemic years
OPINION: The pandemic bulldozed relationships in Anchorage. Four years on, we’re in a season of repair.
Small kindnesses and attention carry more weight than we think.
An Anchorage doctor’s office has become a destination for patients whose lives have been upended by long COVID
Dr. Luke Liu’s clinic will soon begin recruiting patients for a pilot study of a treatment for long COVID symptoms.
After years of pandemic disruption, Alaskans are setting more places at the Thanksgiving table
COVID hasn’t gone away, but with vaccines and treatments, Alaskans are returning to holiday traditions that feel more precious.
The pandemic years changed shopping in Anchorage. Maybe forever.
The retail sector shrunk, customers turned away from high-end brands and the future of the mall as most people know it isn’t clear.
Where are workers to fill all the empty jobs in Anchorage? It’s complicated.
Retirements, demographic trends and fewer foreign workers are among the factors limiting the labor force, economists say. There’s also never been a better time to look for a better job.
These Alaskans weathered the pandemic together and grew life-changing bonds
They started as “bubbles” and “pods” and became important parts of each other’s lives.
Chaos for homeless ripples into downtown Anchorage, where ambassadors guard a fragile recovery
After the recent closure of the city’s emergency mass shelter, Anchorage Downtown Partnership employees are finding more people sleeping outdoors.
After 2 pandemic years, these Anchorage seniors are reclaiming their community, one card game at a time
The Anchorage Senior Activity Center has never seen such high demand for social activities.
A year’s supply of rice and 15 mustards: Alaskans’ overstocked pantry shelves tell the story of anxious years
The Food Bank of Alaska is looking for donations. That is, if you’re ready to let go.
Acts of kindness multiply: The story from one Midtown Anchorage drive-thru
There were probably many acts of kindness happening that night in the city. Here’s the story of one.