The Anchorage Museum’s latest installment of “Black Lives in Alaska: Journey, Justice, Joy” features work by Thompson & Co. PR’s Jovell Rennie. “The Place I Call Home” is on view through Jan. 15, 2023.
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Thumbs up:• Cultural regalia: Anchorage School District updates its policy on cultural regalia for graduation ceremonies.
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Alaska’s 2022 elections will look different than ever before, featuring two types of ballots and three different election dates.
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May 5 is a national day to bring awareness, honor and remember the numerous Indigenous women who have been murdered or gone missing all across America.
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What better way to experience Kodiak this summer than gaining some elevation and winning great prizes? Discover Kodiak is hosting a hiking challenge this summer from June 15-Sept.
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The Sealaska Heritage Institute unveiled the Sealaska Cultural Values Totem Pole, a 360-degree totem pole representing and honoring Alaska’s Haida, Lingít and Tsimshian Native tribes.
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From Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, the historic 800+ mile Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) celebrates its 45th anniversary this month.
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Help others experience the best of Alaska.
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Fairbanks, Alaska is known as a hot spot for northern lights viewing.
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Summer is around the corner which means many will start embarking on road trips in the coming months.
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Perhaps bucking expectations, the number of suicides in the U.S.
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Is the Great Resignation finally about to end? Yes, according to a new study from Daily Muse.
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Is it fool’s spring or breakup? Regardless, we know you’ve been actively planning out your summer trips (so have we). Here are some specials for locals to take advantage of …
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Thumbs up:• Legacy: “The Congressman for all Alaska” leaves an unforgettable legacy in the 49th state.
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A federal agency is working with local tribes across Alaska to rename 27 federally-recognized geographic place names.
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Crises happen and they can range in severity and causality.
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To inspire and break the stigmas surrounding sobriety and recovery, Recover Alaska is sharing the stories of three “Sober Heroes” who continue to positively impact sober communities across the state of Alaska.
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Employers have endured unprecedented economic disruption and made an incredible effort to keep Alaska safe and healthy.
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Grab your boat shoes and sunglasses. After a long two years of uncertainty, cruise ships operating in Alaska are planning to return for a robust summer season.
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The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce’s upcoming Alaska Young Professionals Summit is just around the corner.
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Visiting a national park is a must-do in Alaska, where there are 24 National Park Service sites. Here are some fun facts in light of National Park Week coming up April 16-24:
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By the end of 2021, there was an estimated 120 million podcast listeners in the United States. This number is expected to surpass 160 million in 2023.
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With spring around the corner, it’s time for spring cleaning – and that includes your personal well being too.
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In 2022, it’s almost a necessity to have videos included as part of your business’s holistic marketing strategy.
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This International Women’s Day, we’re introducing you to a few iconic women in our state’s history.
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Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward shares some ups and downs on current events in March 2022.
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Here are top takeaways from PRSA Alaska’s recent panel, moderated by Thompson & Co. Public Relations Digital Director Kailee Wallis.
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Artists, come one, come all – the Alaska Railroad is asking artists to submit sketches that will visually depict 100 years since the Golden Spike ceremony marked the completion of the 470-mile railroad.
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It’s Alaska Sobriety Awareness Month and Recover Alaska has so many reasons why you should join in on the celebration this year.
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The Heritage and Cultural Tourism Conference is a three-day event located in Sitka, Alaska, co-hosted by the Sitka Tribe of Alaska and the Central Council of Tlingit and Haida.
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