Good morning, Anchorage.

During the subzero weekend, downtown stores saw few customers + Alaska Fur Gallery reported busy sales as sidewalks went empty.

Owner Malena Hausinger said they opened on Sunday to meet high demand amid the weather's impact.

The University of Alaska Anchorage Archives now displays a fountain pen President Eisenhower used on Jan.

3, 1959 to sign Alaska’s statehood proclamation, marking 67 years since Alaska joined the union and preserving a cherished piece of local history.

Downtown Anchorage experienced bitter cold conditions yesterday as plummeting temperatures and icy winds affected commuters (local officials urged residents to dress warmly).

Residents were advised to use caution on slippery roads.

A heavy snow alert is in effect for Anchorage and parts of Southcentral, Southeast, and Southwest Alaska today * residents should expect slippery roads and travel delays as the storm moves in.

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities plans a $40M redesign of the Seward Highway and Tudor Road interchange to replace an aging bridge and improve safety.

Funded by the Federal Highway Administration and state match, it begins in 2030 — design plans finish review this year.

Anchorage Symphony - Silent Film Night

7:30 p.m. — Anchorage Symphony Orchestra — Ticketed event — Enjoy a unique pairing of live symphonic music with classic silent films.

Jason Russell at Koot's

8-11:59 p.m. — Chilkoot Charlie's — Cost info not provided — Enjoy a high-energy, family-friendly comedy show from the dynamic Jason Russell.

Candlelight Concert: Rings and Dragons

6:30-7:29 p.m. — 49th State Brewing — $27.65 — Experience an enchanting musical journey with a tribute to fantasy themes by candlelight.