DAY 3 OF THE WEIO GAMES TODAY!! THE MORNING SESSION IS FREE TO ATTEND.Join us for Dene Stick Pull, Open Regalia Contest, and Ear Pull during the day, plus arts & crafts, dance performances, Two Foot High Kick Finals, Women’s Blanket Toss Finals presented by Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, Seal Skinning Contest, and Miss WEIO Coronation and Court.
Make plans to be in the stands at the Carlson Center for some of the most exciting events of the 65th annual World Eskimo-Indian Olympics!
#WEIO2026 #WorldEskimoIndianOlympics #WEIO #AlaskaNativeGames #IndigenousGames #FairbanksAlaska #CarlsonCenter #TraditionalSports #CulturalCelebration
TONIGHT!! 4-8pm DOWNTOWN!!💛✨ Visit the Downtown Market TODAY from 4-8PM for local shopping, food trucks, live music, a scavenger hunt, and PRIZES!
Emergency: O Blood Donors Needed
This is an urgent message from Blood Bank of Alaska.
Summer is one of the most challenging times of the year for our blood supply. Increased travel, outdoor activities, and accidents have led to a higher demand for blood across Alaska, and our supply of Type O blood is critically low. Call 907-222-5630 today!
Type O Negative is the universal blood type used in emergencies when there isn’t time to determine a patient’s blood type. Type O Positive is the most commonly transfused blood type and is essential for trauma care and emergency treatment. Right now, every donation matters.
If you are an O Positive or O Negative donor, we are asking you to make an appointment as soon as possible. Your donation could be the difference between life and death for a fellow Alaskan.
Don’t wait for someone else to step up. Your community needs you today.
Schedule your donation with Blood Bank of Alaska and help ensure hospitals have the blood they need to save lives.
Donate today. Save a life tomorrow.—
I just called, they wouldn’t let me schedule and told me to call back next month for the Fairbanks Location. 🤷🏻♀️
What if my iron is low
They are full 🙁 no open appt
Kylie Grae
Pretty unique place we call home!!Have you ever experienced two sunsets in one day? In Fairbanks, Alaska, and other communities just south of the Arctic Circle, there is one day each year when the sun sets twice in one day. Today is one of those days! In Fairbanks, the first sunset took place at 12:01 am this morning followed by a sunrise at 3:53 am. A second sunset will take place tonight at 11:58 pm. In turn, one day each year in late spring experiences no sunset. #akwx
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