Snow Slam and Sleet Punch: Southcentral Alaska in the Winter Ring Tonight

Near white‑out conditions on the way to Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport along International Airport Road. Photo credit: Susan Marroquin (Facebook). By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 Southcentral Alaska is squarely in the path of a major winter storm, and the National Weather Service is keeping winter weather advisories and warnings active […]

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Narnia is Back, and It’s Bringing Magic, Mischief, and Talking Animals

By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 Hold onto your coats, folks! Narnia is sneaking back into the Valley Performing Arts stage, and this time it’s The Magician’s Nephew. Tickets are flying faster than a sleigh pulled by reindeer with a caffeine addiction, so grab yours now before Queen Jadis gets wind of […]

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Alaska’s Housing Market in 2026: Why the Valley Has More Choices and Anchorage Feels Tight

By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 Alaska’s housing market enters 2026 with a split personality. On paper, inventory is improving. In reality, where you live still determines how many options you actually have. Nowhere is that contrast clearer than between Anchorage and the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. Local brokers, national housing data, and […]

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