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- 1Fairbanks sees wettest September in a century●Rain early Tuesday morning has pushed Fairbanks over four inches of rain for September, the first time that's happened i
Rain early Tuesday morning pushed Fairbanks, Alaska past four inches of rain for September, the first time that has happened in 101 years. It is now the second wettest September in 122 years of climate observations for the city, prompting discussion among Alaska weather watchers about the unusually wet month.
- 2First Friday art exhibit to celebrate wildlife refuges▼Celebrate wildlife refuges at this First Friday art exhibit
An art exhibit celebrating wildlife refuges is being held as part of a First Friday event in Fairbanks, Alaska, according to the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. First Friday openings are a regular local tradition, and this edition turns its focus to refuge lands and the wildlife they protect, giving artists a venue to showcase work inspired by Alaska's public lands.
- 3Alaska Fairbanks Hockey Hosts Boston University for Season Opener●Nanooks Welcome Boston University for Opening Weekend
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Nanooks are set to host Boston University in their opening weekend of the season. The matchup gives the Nanooks an early test against a high-profile opponent from the east, and fans in Fairbanks are looking ahead to the start of the new campaign. Further details on dates and tickets were not provided.