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Monday, November 10th, 2025
Good morning, Anchorage. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 10th of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ A benefit concert for Halong victims is set for Nov. 15 to raise funds for those impacted by a recent disaster. Local artists will perform as community leaders work to support recovery efforts. Alaska's News Source
- ➤ Local musician Melissa Mitchell and several bands will perform a benefit concert at Williwaw Social on November 15th at 2 p.m. to raise money for those affected by Ex-Typhoon Halong — ticket sales and t-shirt donations through the Alaska Community Foundation's Western Alaska Disaster Relief Fund will support relief efforts — uniting the community to help those in need. Alaska's News Source
- ➤ Pope Leo XIV delivered a video message on November 8 urging young people to act as bridge builders in a divided world—his call resonated with efforts by the Dominican Mission that travels to remote Alaskan settlements to offer Mass and support. This message links the Pope’s vision for World Youth Day with local initiatives to serve Alaska’s isolated communities. Must Read Alaska
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Kodiak-born carver Jerry Laktonen was named 2025 Distinguished Artist by the Rasmuson Foundation—earning him a $50,000 grant for his work that combines traditional Alutiiq methods with modern humor. He turned to art after local fisheries became tough and has gained national recognition over his 35-year creative journey. Anchorage Daily News
- ➤ Anchorage Daily News published its selection of favorite photographs by staff and contributors that captured the season’s first significant snowfall on November 6 + the series highlights scenes such as a pedestrian on C Street. Anchorage Daily News
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ A new 200-page report by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium showed that an $80 million annual funding gap leaves coastal villages vulnerable after last month’s damaging storm. State and federal leaders face pressure to act+ with proposals like a 20-cent-per-barrel oil tax and a climate disaster summit aimed at securing funds to protect or relocate at-risk communities. Anchorage Daily News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ On November 9th, AST shared practical tips for handling icy roads and harsh winter conditions across Anchorage—advising drivers to check tires and reduce speed to help avoid accidents. The guidelines were part of efforts to improve driving safety during the winter season. Alaska's News Source
- ➤ Officials say that the Unorganized Borough has become part of the recovery efforts in Halong—its unique administrative structure now complicates planning and resource allocation. Local leaders will meet soon to review how best to include its needs in updated recovery plans. Alaska's News Source
- ➤ Anchorage officials plan a new Muldoon Transit Center near the busy Muldoon and DeBarr intersection to create a safer, off-street area for roughly 600 daily bus riders — the project will also pair with a new library space and seek public input in the spring as potential sites are being narrowed down. Anchorage Daily News
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46th Annual Alaska Resources Conference
Time TBA — Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center — Early bird registration ends November 1 — Engage with industry leaders and explore Alaska’s natural resources at this major economic event.
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All Alaska Pediatric Symposium
Time TBA — Marriott Anchorage Downtown — Registration required — Explore evidence-based pediatric healthcare practices with leading experts and engage in valuable networking.
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KillBill Sax Concert
6:15-10:15 p.m. — Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center — Cost TBD — Experience the smooth sounds of saxophone from a local talent rooted in Anchorage.
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After Hours Featuring Midnight Son & Kala Jenkins
7-9 p.m. — Momentum Studios — Ticketed event — Experience soulful music and captivating visual art from Anchorage's local talent.
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Candlelight: 90s Unplugged
4-5 p.m. — 49th State Brewing - Anchorage — Tickets available — Experience the nostalgic tunes of the 90s played by a string quartet under candlelight.
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Python for Scientists Training Class
Dec 8-12 — Frontier Safety And Supply, LLC — $2250 — Enhance your Python skills with hands-on training tailored for scientists.
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Holiday Wreath Workshop
5:30-7:30 p.m. — Dimond Greenhouse — $45 per wreath — Create your own festive wreath using fresh cut greens for the holiday season.
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