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At the start of the summer, we were two eager interns, ready to learn more about public relations and agency life.

Thumbs up:• Suicide prevention: 988 comes to Alaska (and the nation) as the dialing code for connecting callers to suicide-prevention professionals.

The new 988 suicide and crisis hotline went live in Alaska and across the U.S. on July 16. Those in crisis can call or text the number and will be directly connected to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

A name as true to its location as can be, Between Beaches Alaska is perfectly situated on the MacDonald Spit near Seldovia between two beaches.

Tomorrow morning, join the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation in a special presentation by international destination development expert Roger Brooks.

A group of Sugpiaq women have reintroduced the tradition of crafting bear intestines into a ceremonial parka with rejuvenated vigor. The translucent, waterproof jacket is the first of its kind in Alaska’s Prince William Sound in over 100 years. 

Tuesday, Aug. 16, Alaskans will vote in both the special election and regular primary election with a two-sided ballot.

Alaska has no shortage of incredible food. From the farmlands to the sea, there is an abundance of natural and delicious ingredients available.

“Do electric cars work in Alaska?” According to Google, this is a commonly searched question. The Arctic Road Rally aims to prove they do.

Whether you’re ready or not, our beloved summer days are coming to an end and back-to-school season is creeping around the corner.

For some people, music is more of a distraction than a motivator.

Having connections is one of the strongest starting points in career success.

Need fashion inspo? Here are five unique to Alaska finds that we can’t get enough of:1.

Thumbs up:• Gorilla Fireworks: Business owner realizes wildfire danger, voluntarily closes business during busy holiday weekend.

Wondering what’s next in social media? Sprout Social dropped its annual Sprout Index, predicting what’s next in this ever-evolving landscape.

“Progress, not perfection.

If you’re like me, you love to get outside and play after a day at the office, or even better, fill your days off with outdoor adventures.

The 2022 Special Olympics USA Games in Orlando, Florida, have come to an end, and the Alaska team is bringing home some serious hardware.

Thanks to a recent $5 million grant, more students will have access to the Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program.

It’s time to cruise! New company Pedal Anchorage allows guests to book an unconventional biking experience for friends, family or even a solo trip.

Whether pulling a fillet out of the freezer or cooking up the day’s catch, here are two ways to cook salmon while camping:1.

Imposter syndrome can be loosely defined as doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud.

“The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness.

In our last issue, we shared tips on when to purchase international flights.

The dedication of June as Pride Month recognizes the Stonewall Uprising of 1969 (largely considered the birth of the modern LGBTQ movement) and celebrates the past and present achievements of LGBTQ individuals.

Thumbs up: “The Beast” oil rig sets record, emus legal to own and community fridge feeds hungry. Thumbs down: Fentanyl crisis, bear selfies and climbing tragedies.

Southeast Alaska’s biennial Celebration will fill the streets of Juneau from June 8-11, the first time being in person since 2018, and the 40th anniversary of the event.

Embark on the city’s newest adventure with the Anchorage Neighborhood Challenge by Visit Anchorage. The steps are simple – sign up, get your free pass and discover somewhere new.

June 19 marks 157 years since the liberation of thousands of enslaved men, women and children of Galveston, Texas.

Challenge Alaska is bringing the first SuperDraft Disabled Hockey Tournament to the 49th State. From Aug. 4-7, Warrior, Special and Sled Hockey players from across the country will meet in Anchorage to compete in a round-robin style tournament.