AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoAlaska Arts & Culture: Alaska World Arts is spotlighting locally composed and choreographed “SingerElla,” a Homer-set musical built by Sally Oberstein and Michael McKinney, with performances tied to open-mic stops across the Spit. Local Music: Warm River Studio in Ashton hosts singer-songwriter Kray Van Kirk for a Sept. 12 music-and-storytelling night. Museums: The UA Museum of the North landed a federal grant to create new “Into the Wild” Bus 142 exhibits, including a year-round outdoor display in Fairbanks. Community Events (Anchorage): This weekend’s Anchorage lineup includes Clay Fest, Climbathon, plus “pirates, pops and pucks” activities around town. Sports (Anchorage): South Anchorage and Dimond meet in a top-ranked flag football showdown Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Sports (Statewide): Fog delays the Nome-Beltz Musk Ox Classic XC meet, but races continue after schedule shifts. Weather/Outdoors: NOAA upgraded its geomagnetic storm watch to G2, with aurora potentially visible farther south than usual. Public Safety: A 15-year-old survived a capsized Savoonga fishing boat; two crewmembers were recovered.
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