Forgot to mention the video remix of the most recent Photo Contest entries: http://insidealaska.org/archives/615

The Winning Entries!

Inside Alaska readers and FCVB staff members have selected their three favorite entries in our photo contest for this quarter. Congratulations to Terri Hughes; First Place – Lady of the Lake, Raymie Rushing; Second Place- Delta Moose and Cassandra Cerny; Third Place – Wedgewood Wildlife Sanctuary! Read more here…

Photo Contest: Your Vote Counts!

Entry 6 - Lady of the Lake

For the first time ever, we are offering Inside Alaska visitors the opportunity to vote in our Fairbanks and Interior Alaska Photo Contest! Browse the photo entries here by clicking on a thumbnail and navigating backward and forward via the arrows. You may vote for your three favorites directly below the images.

Two Foot High Kick and Ear Pull

The Two Foot High Kick

We had the privilege of attending and photographing two of the wonderful events at this past week’s World Eskimo-Indian Olympics in Fairbanks. We were audience to two of the most amazing and painful events, which you have to see to believe.

Voted Best: Fairbanks Photos

First quarter winners in our Fairbanks and Interior Alaska Photo Contest have been determined. John Dykes captured the most first and second place votes with his northern lights pictures, and Bill Brophy secured third place with this sled dog closeup. See all the winning shots…

Enter Before the End of March

Entrants in our Fairbanks and Interior Alaska Photo Contest for the first quarter will be judged by our staff at the end of this month. There have been some terrific pictures submitted, and the variety this time around is better than ever. If you’ve been a Fairbanks visitor and have photos to share, we’d love to see them. Video Montage of Recent Entries…

Another Phenomenal Win for Lance Mackey

For two years in a row, Lance Mackey has crossed the finish line first in the 1,000 mile Yukon Quest, and the 1,049 mile Iditarod. The feat is unsurpassed in mushing history and has secured Mackey’s place among the greatest dog-drivers ever. More…

World Ice Art Championships

Over 70 international teams have completed their sculptures and put them on display at one of the largest annual ice art competitions and exhibitions in the world. Fairbanks is host to the annual World Ice Art Championships running from February 26th to March 23rd. Artists compete in single block and multi block events, sculpting both realistic and abstract pieces made completely of ice. More…