2025 Government Relations Committee Meeting

2025 Energy, Environment & Natural Resources Committee Meeting

2025 Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Meeting

2025 Workforce Development & Education Committee Meeting

GRAND OPENING: Fireweed & Cedar Wellness Collective

Join Fireweed & Cedar Wellness Collective as they celebrate their Grand Opening!  There will be giveaways, refreshments and a ribbon cutting. Who is Fireweed Cedar & Wellness Collective: We offer clinical therapy, yoga, red light therapy, esthetics, and wellness ......More

Join Fireweed & Cedar Wellness Collective as they celebrate their Grand Opening!  There will be giveaways, refreshments and a ribbon cutting. Who is Fireweed Cedar & Wellness Collective: We offer clinical therapy, yoga, red light therapy, esthetics, and wellness events—all under one roof. It’s a space for personal growth, community connection, and whole-body healing. We combine science-backed therapies with holistic healing practices. It’s not just a studio or a clinic—it’s a sanctuary where modern wellness meets timeless self-care. We offer inclusive services for all bodies and backgrounds. From trauma-informed therapy to gentle yoga and accessible red light sessions, we strive to make wellness attainable.

3180 Peger Rd, Suite 170

23rd Annual Mutt March

The Mutt Marchers present the 23rd Annual Mutt March!    Grab your leash, lace up your sneakers, and get ready for a tail-wagging good time at Mutt March 2025—the ultimate celebration of dogs, community, and compassion! Mission Statement: To give every dog an equ......More

The Mutt Marchers present the 23rd Annual Mutt March!    Grab your leash, lace up your sneakers, and get ready for a tail-wagging good time at Mutt March 2025—the ultimate celebration of dogs, community, and compassion! Mission Statement: To give every dog an equal opportunity for a loving home regardless of age, heritage or special needs; to increase appreciation of mixed breed dogs; and to promote proper health care and good citizenship habits of all dogs in our community.   Join us on June 29th at Pioneer Park and then Moose Creek Pavilion for a fun-filled day featuring a dog walk, pet-friendly vendors, and so much more—all while supporting a great cause. Whether you’re marching with a mutt, a purebred pup, or just a love for animals, this event is open to everyone! 🐶 What to Expect: Scenic group dog walk / parade It is just under 2 miles. There are crossing guards all along the route in reflective vests. There are (3) water stations for the dogs and their people. One along the parade route, one in the front parking lot as they are there signing up and another located at Moose Creek Pavilion where the events take place.  ​The route goes through the nearby neighborhoods, crossing over to the sidewalk in front of the Carlson Center and arrives back inside Pioneer Park's back gates. They walk through the back gate and the parade ends at Moose Creek Pavilion.  Vendor village with pet products, treats & local goods Dog Adoptions from your local Animal Shelters (dogs up for adoption will be wearing bright orange 'Adopt Me' vests) ​Canine Good Citizenship Testing conducted by Golden Retriever Rescue of Fairbanks' Susan Sampson Food trucks & refreshments for humans and hounds Photo ops and family fun ​Agility Playground complements of ABC K-9 & Equine and 3-Ball throw pool games   All dogs MUST be leashed for the March!  

Registration and Starting Point: Pioneer Park (Front parking lot on the Moore Street side)

2025 Board of Directors Luncheon

Westmark Hotel

2025 Government Relations Committee Meeting

Department of Labor Job X Virtual Meeting

 Job X provides employers an opportunity to meet with vocational professionals and express their business needs, hiring and retention challenges, and work values. It is also a platform to educate employment specialists on what types of candidates are appropriate and wha......More

 Job X provides employers an opportunity to meet with vocational professionals and express their business needs, hiring and retention challenges, and work values. It is also a platform to educate employment specialists on what types of candidates are appropriate and what types of job opportunities are available.    Each meeting will be one hour long and will follow a semi-formal agenda. Each meeting will have a guest speaker for 20-30 minutes ranging from different local employers to community support agencies that serve both employment candidates as well as businesses. There will be opportunities to announce local job openings and community employment events, as well as network and ask questions of employers, community support agencies and employment specialists. Job seekers are not a part of this group or these meetings. This group is open to hiring professionals, employment specialists and partner agencies. This open group does not require weekly attendance, but rather popping in and out of meetings that appeal to you. Contact Dennis Davis at [email protected] to get added to the mailing list so you always know who the next presenter will be.   

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Fairbanks Chamber Weekly Business Luncheon: 7/1/2025 Iron Dog Returns to Fairbanks

Iron Dog is coming back to Fairbanks! Join us to hear from Executive Director Rick Paquette about the history of Iron Dog and the impact it will have on the community!    Rick Paquette is the Executive Director of Iron Dog Race Inc., home of the world’s longest, tou......More

Iron Dog is coming back to Fairbanks! Join us to hear from Executive Director Rick Paquette about the history of Iron Dog and the impact it will have on the community!    Rick Paquette is the Executive Director of Iron Dog Race Inc., home of the world’s longest, toughest snowmobile race. Rick was stationed at Elmendorf Air Force Base as an Air Transportation Airman, where he first discovered his love for Alaska’s rugged landscapes and adventurous spirit. After leaving the service, he returned to his hometown in Massachusetts, but it didn’t take long before the call of the mountains brought him back to Alaska. Born in Wyoming and raised in New England, Rick has always felt a strong connection to the American West and the freedom it represents. In his early twenties, he made Alaska his permanent home, drawn by his passion for the outdoors. He enjoys fishing, hunting, and exploring everything the state has to offer, often accompanied by his wife, son, and their three dogs. Professionally, Rick spent the majority of his career in commercial aviation with Pegasus Aviation Services for over 15 years. Starting in operations, he helped grow the company from a small team focused on deicing and airline maintenance into one of Alaska’s premier aviation service providers. He advanced rapidly, eventually serving as Director of Ground Handling and General Manager for United Airlines in Anchorage. During this time, he led the negotiation, drafting, and execution of some of the company's most high-profile contracts. He also served as Treasurer for the Airline Operating Committee at Ted Stevens International Airport. After leaving Pegasus, Rick took on the role of Vice President of Business Development at NursesforNurses.org, where he continues to contribute as a consultant. Today, his full-time focus is leading Iron Dog, with a mission to grow and elevate this iconic race while preserving its legacy and tough, adventurous spirit.

Westmark Gold Room 813 Noble St, Fairbanks, AK 99701