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As summer comes to a close, there are plenty of events worth a weekend getaway in locations across the state.

Thumbs up: • Ironman Alaska: World’s toughest triathlon moves to Juneau in 2022.

From Sept. 15-Oct. 15, the United States is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month to acknowledge how the Hispanic communities have impacted our country.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine (Comirnaty) for the prevention of COVID-19 for individuals ages 16+.

Over the past three years, GCI has given nearly $500,000 to organizations working to prevent suicide in Alaska by promoting mental wellness through community and personal connections.

A huge step in advancing education in Southwest Alaska, the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program launched its full-time Acceleration Academy (Bethel) component this school year.

As teachers and students head back to school, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has a lesson for classrooms with pets: be a responsible pet owner and “Don’t Let it Loose!”Releasing a pet into the wild can be incredibly harmful to local ecosystems and biodiversity, and is detrimental to native fish and wildlife.

Anchorage Economic Development Corp. recently conducted a survey asking older residents what they value most in a place to live. 

September marks the Alaska Railroad transitioning out of summer service. Passengers have a few weeks before the start of Aurora Winter Train’s weekend service.

Whether you’re in the office or working remotely, chances are, you spend the majority of your day sitting down.

I see hearts all the time, in all the wildest, weirdest spaces and places — leaves, rocks, spots, drops, shells, fruit and more.

2021 graduates are the next generation of job-seekers, and they are entering a world that is ruled by tech and driven by views of digital images and videos.

Do you know someone who wants to grow their career in communications at a company that values integrity, inclusivity and (most of all) its clients and employees?

Thumbs up:• Gold medal: Lydia Jacoby wins the gold, and hometown Seward shows the world what it means to celebrate.

Lace up those shoes and get to steppin’ with the Ragecity Steppers! This extreme hip-hop step class is more than traditional step aerobics from the ’80s, it boasts high energy and a beat to get that heart pumping.

Hello, back-to-school season! Here are tips to keep everyone healthy for in-person learning: • Make sure your family is current on immunizations, as well as any well-child visits.

Traveling with little ones can often be overwhelming. The Planeket is a stylish, multi-functional accessory designed to bring comfort and ease to travel.

Hey, Alaskans! There is still time to explore your backyard this summer. Here’s a few places to keep in mind when looking around.

This summer, 25 of Alaska’s brightest students are participating in Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program’s Summer Bridge opportunity.

As fall in Alaska approaches, darker night skies make a return, meaning that prime aurora viewing season is near.

Rico Lanáat’ Worl, a Tlingit/Athabascan artist from Juneau, was sought out by the U.S. to create a Northwest Coast art stamp.

Here are a few projects to do when you have a spare 15 minutes:  Free up space on your devices: When you are waiting on an appointment, start going through your photos and deleting the duplicates.

Have you heard you should “eat the rainbow”? (No, we aren’t talking about candy!) A fruit or vegetable’s color can indicate its health benefits, and each color means the food contains different essential nutrients we all need in our diet.

Even through the global pandemic, consumers have brands we trust over others.

With school extended school closures and summer fast approaching, many parents are struggling to find the time to balance working from home and keeping their kids entertained and engaged with STEM education.

Trying to decide where to go this weekend? Here are some of our favorite road trips, the places we find ourselves visiting again and again:

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward shares some ups and downs from the last few weeks around the Last Frontier.

Meet these three local women who empower and exhibit social justices through art:Holly Mititquq, Tasha Webster & Vonnie Gaither.

This month Ravn Alaska introduced its FlyCoin loyalty program to give back to customers and communities who rely on flights to get around the state.

This year’s travel must have? The Planeket. Whether you’re traveling by plane, train or car, Planekets bring comfort to the often-uncomfortable positions of travel.