When Irene Edwards of Anchorage learned that she likely wouldn’t get all of her November food stamp benefits, she stocked up on staples like big bags of rice and dried beans. Though Edwards, 30, does ...
Many households across America have been struggling with their grocery bills due to inflation that hit the global markets after the COVID-19 pandemic, but for families in Alaska, especially in rural ...
A 13.6lb turkey is pictured at a Nome grocery store for almost $64 on Dec. 16, 2025. That comes to almost $5/lb. The amount of money Alaskans pay for a holiday dinner greatly depends on where they ...
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The astonishing price of groceries in rural Alaska
It's no secret that living in Alaska isn't for the faint of heart. From days with only a couple hours of sunlight (or darkness) to a complete lack of Chipotles, America's largest and northernmost ...
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