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Did you or anyone you know Google “trip to Alaska” in 2019? As the No. 6 most searched destination in that category in the world, Alaska has its sights set high for 2020.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides ups and downs from the past couple of weeks.

The best way to get through our long, cold winters is to get outside and enjoy this beautiful state. No matter where you are, you are never far from a trailhead.

Help others: Few things improve your mental health more than helping others. Volunteer in the community or lend a hand to a neighbor in need. Your mood is bound to improve. 

A media page, sometimes called a press page or media kit, is a valuable tool. Here’s why every website needs one.

Greens, purples, pinks and reds –  no, we’re not talking about Skittles.

Two ski hills in Alaska are now offering a free ski day if you flash your Alaska Airlines boarding pass from a flight that same day: Eaglecrest Ski Area in Juneau and Alyeska Resort in Girdwood.

Alaska is known for its scenic sights, beautiful wildlife and some of the freshest seafood your taste buds will ever experience.

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center rescues animals from across Alaska and provides them with a safe place to heal and live.

Here are the most important trends to keep your eyes on in the coming months.

It’s inevitable – colds and the flu are going to spread during the colder months. They are two of the most common illnesses children and adults pick up.

No more marathon road trips or flights taken just to get a passport renewed in time. Now you can do so online through a new service with FedEx. And get it back within 24 hours.

‘Tis the season for holiday cheer! Fresh snow is blanketing communities across Alaska, and Starbucks is causing a frenzy with its latest seasonal cups. Those are just a few of the tell-tale signs that the holidays are here.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides ups and down from the past couple of weeks.

Hundreds of people – including several GCI employees – are in their final stages of fundraising and are steeling themselves to jump into Anchorage’s Goose Lake in support of the 11th Annual Polar Plunge.

Searching for a party to attend this New Year’s Eve? Look no further than Chena Hot Springs Resort’s annual New Year’s Eve celebration. Ring in 2020 with complimentary live music, champagne, dancing and fireworks.

Take your holiday party to the next level by hosting it at the picturesque Bison Hall, home to breathtaking views and Alaska wildlife.

Looking for a holiday weekend getaway in Anchorage, but don’t have time to plan? Look no further than the Copper Whale Inn’s last-minute special holiday package.

Holidays can be difficult for people struggling with mental health issues.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year at the Historic Anchorage Hotel. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown, it’s the perfect holiday home base for a number of seasonal activities.

The Midnight Sun Boy Scouts Council’s Distinguished Citizens of the Year award honors those who made substantial contributions to their community and Alaska overall.

Make gift buying more personal this holiday season by shopping personalized items.

On any given day during the holidays, homemade pastries, white chocolate and sugar cookies might be in the break room. So how will you stay healthy during this season of sweet treats?

December has arrived, and it’s time to decorate and get your holiday playlists going. If you’ve stopped by our office, you know #Team360 is channeling a winter wonderland, with fresh garland and our current playlist.

At T&C, we have a list of tenets and convictions that we all follow.

Thumbs up: Primary care: New clinics promise faster, better care for more Alaskans.

Attention all locals: The results are in, and it appears residents will be packing the skis and snowboards as they head to Girdwood for a stay at Alyeska Resort.

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center provides quality care and a permanent residence to injured and orphaned animals and is a sanctuary for Alaska’s wildlife.

Mental illness is a challenge faced by many families and communities across the country.

Great Land Trust, an Anchorage-based nonprofit focused on land conservation for community benefit in Southcentral Alaska, is celebrating 25 years in 2020.