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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.

Thumbs up:• Cultural regalia: Anchorage School District updates its policy on cultural regalia for graduation ceremonies.

Alaska’s 2022 elections will look different than ever before, featuring two types of ballots and three different election dates.

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 …

Thumbs up:• Legacy: “The Congressman for all Alaska” leaves an unforgettable legacy in the 49th state.

A federal agency is working with local tribes across Alaska to rename 27 federally-recognized geographic place names.

This International Women’s Day, we’re introducing you to a few iconic women in our state’s history.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward shares some ups and downs on current events in March 2022.

Here are top takeaways from PRSA Alaska’s recent panel, moderated by Thompson & Co. Public Relations Digital Director Kailee Wallis.

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.

The long-awaited Trend Alaska Fashion Show returns on Saturday, Feb. 26.

Thumbs up:• Girdwood housing: New development could ease housing crunch in the perineurally popular ski town.

Listen before you speak. Social listening can help you make strategic decisions for your company by monitoring conversations related to your industry across multiple platforms.

During these short and cold winter days, it’s so important to find activities you enjoy.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides some ups and downs from the last few weeks.

It’s our favorite time of the year – new social media trends! Check out our hottest trend predictions for 2022:

For many people, the beginning of a new year is an opportunity to reset, start fresh and take on new goals.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides some ups and downs from the last few weeks.

The Armed Services YMCA of Alaska’s Arctic Warrior Wishes program matches service members and military families stationed in Alaska with community members who want to make an impact during the holidays.

Are you looking to make an impact this Veterans Day? We’ve rounded up a few organizations that support local Alaska veterans.

Thumbs up: Lathrop High School, Alaska Chip Company, UAA Nurses. Thumbs down: Local milk, supply chain, flu season.

November is American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month, and here are museums and cultural centers to experience and learn more about Alaska’s Indigenous people and cultures.

Whether you’re having a hard time finding a right-sized turkey for your Thanksgiving celebration or having difficulty finding a turkey at all, consider these alternatives for the centerpiece of your holiday meal.

To honor Alaska’s military veterans, as well as active-duty service members, Nuvision Alaska is picking up lunch this Veterans Day.

Embrace the “hygge” lifestyle this fall by enjoying seasonal comforts, from pumpkin flavors and comfy sweaters to viewing the aurora. It’s time to slow down and embrace easy.

Blueprint Alaska’s Sarah Erkmann Ward provides some ups and downs from the last few weeks, from Iditarod sponsors to poor TikTok trends.

The Alaska Chamber’s “Give AK a Shot” sweepstakes is awarding vaccinated Alaskans with a chance to win $49,000.

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.