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Alaska’s long summer days are a good reason to get out and adventure, but the cool days of fall are a time to finally slow down and embrace the changing season.

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

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.

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.

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 …

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

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

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.

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?

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:

There has long been some concerns about how Apple’s iOS 14.

Alaskans know that as snow melts and the season changes, spring cleaning outside is just as important as at home.

This summer, we’re showing up for Alaska.

In a year where social media soared, it’s not surprising that these platforms are constantly changing and growing.

T&C started The Open Doors Initiative to ensure we are inclusive in all that we do.

As communicators, we learned a lot of important lessons in 2020.

Safety is top priority for the T&C PR team this holiday season, but that doesn’t stop us from delighting in some of our favorite traditions.

In a world where many of us are working from home for the foreseeable future, productivity can be a challenge.

Thompson & Co. Public Relations is a 2020 Top Places to Work in PR according to industry publication PRNEWS.

There’s nothing more American than barbecuing and watching fireworks on the Fourth of July.

A visit to our city is something you’ll never forget. We want you to hike, kayak, explore and relax.

Silence is not the answer.

Here’s to T&C moms (and their mothers) this Mother’s Day month.

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When it comes to watching the ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, all Alaskans have their favorite spot.

Alaskans have to get creative with travel during the winter. These in-state retreats provide great getaways, even when it’s dark and cold.

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.

‘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.

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

While Thompson & Co. PR’s tourism team promotes travel and tourism on behalf of our clients year-round, October could be considered the world series with two banner events: Alaska Travel Industry Association Convention and Alaska Media Road Show.