Breakfast Club: Pioneer Door Inc.

Zip Kombucha added an extra kick to their recipe and is now the first hard-kombucha brewer in Alaska.

Bingo halls were closed during Anchorage's four-week reset, but some owners don't believe they were part of the numbers.

The Municipality is accepting applications for both, and more programs are in the pipeline.

Bernadette Bradley, owner and operator of the longtime Anchorage restaurant and bar Bradley House, says she's been able to make things work thus far, but that she's concerned about the upcoming winter season.

The ordinance would help with rehiring and protect jobs during changes in ownership.

As many Anchorage businesses fight to stay afloat, others have stopped serving customers altogether. Of the latter group, some have closed their doors so that they might hopefully reopen in the future.

Many owners of shops and restaurants in Anchorage are trying to kick-start business while still following local mandates. Several in downtown Anchorage have spilled out on to municipal streets, and in turn, triggered speculation of Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz’s involvement in their expansions, something the mayor vehemently denies.

Alaska's bars, restaurants and liquor stores can continue to sell alcohol at the curbside or via home delivery, through Nov. 15.

Nearly all businesses have been affected in some way by COVID-19. Many are struggling to re-open and some haven't re-opened at all, but others are seeing growth.

The list only includes bars and restaurants.