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For The New York Times
Six Enormous Hot-Dog-Shaped Vehicles Travel America, Spreading Only Brand Awareness and Joy
Terrariums Are One Thing You Can Control
For The Washington Post
Not getting any travel postcards? A project in Mali delivers delight — and a lifeline
Advancements in polar sailing allow travelers to explore Antarctica’s little visited areas
Has it been a while since you took a trip? Here’s the case for hiring a guide
These travelers had been to almost every country in the world. Then came coronavirus.
How ‘dark sky’ designations are giving communities new tourism appeal
Leaf-peeping and spooky vibes make Estes Park, Colo., a dynamic fall destination
Following California’s Zinfandel Trail
Why more hotels are making galleries part of the guest experience
LPs, Vitamin blenders and potted plants: How hotel libraries are getting creative
Why 2021 will be the year of the Alaska micro-cruise
Why 2021 will be the year of the travel agent
You need to save, but they want to splurge: How to budget with travel companions
How Denver is making a name for itself as an arts destination
Will the return of foreign travel result in a spate of U.S. cancellations?
Tips for staying safe on the slopes this winter
How a former Colorado TB colony became a thriving wellness destination
In Colorado, Snowmass Village makes for a more family-friendly getaway than Aspen
In Alaska, consider Juneau as a base instead of Anchorage
As the pandemic prompts eco-awareness, the travel industry responds
Airlines commit to reducing carbon emissions, but challenges stand in the way
Wine coolers are making a comeback with a fresher look and better ingredients
For National Geographic
The rugged history and fragile future of Alaska’s roadhouses
For AFAR
On A Cruise to the Remote Arctic, Where Polar Bears Roam (for Now)
“Hold On!” White Water Rafting On the Nile
The Key To Great Ape Protection? Supporting Nearby Villages, Says Volcanoes Safaris
Utah’s New Under Canvas Retreat Takes Glamping to a New Level
On a New Expedition Vessel in Greenland, Passengers Are Challenged to Embrace the Unknown
Colorado Earns Its First Michelin Stars—Here’s Where
How the Pandemic Changed Travel’s Off-Season
Why Hackers Are Targeting Airline Points and Miles—And How to Protect Them
The U.S. Could Be Getting a New National Park. Here’s Where.
The U.S. Now Has 5 New National Monuments—With More Coming
The U.S. Just Renamed 650 Sites Around the Country—Here’s Why It Matters
Why Northern Lights Viewing Will Be Stellar Over the Next Few Years
The U.S. Just Got a New National Monument Near the Grand Canyon—Here’s What to Know
Jessica Nabongo, the First Black Women to Visit Every Country, Tells All in Her New Book
Apple AirTag Review: Why You Need This Travel Accessory if You Check Bags
When Is the Best Time to Visit Alaska? It Depend on Your Travel Plans.
The Secret to Seeing Two Destinations on One Airfare? Stopovers.
How to See Silverback Gorillas in Uganda and Rwanda
Which Alaska National Park Should You Visit?
The 8 Best Things to Do in Anchorage, Alaska
The 10 Best Hotels to Visit in Alaska
The Best Places to Eat, Stay, and Adventure in Vail, Colorado
8 Things To Do in Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Rise of the Via Ferrata in the U.S.
The Best Ways to Explore the Smallest National Parks in the U.S.
Inside A South Africa Safari Lodge Run Entirely on Solar (Even the Electric Land Cruisers)
This Hotel Is One of the Best Places in Alaska for Aurora Viewing
This Is the First Dark Sky Lodge…Ever
The Best Cruises for Exploring the Beauty and Wilds of Alaska
The Alaska Railroad Reveals Spectacular Views and Remote Communities
Stalking Lions and Crocs—On Foot—In a Zambian National Park
What is a “Normal” Number of Flight Cancellations?
Inside the Least Visited National Parks in the USA
The Latest Hotel Amenity? A Better Night’s Sleep
5 Cruises Where You Can See The Northern Lights
Where to See the Northern Lights in Alaska
How to See the Northern Lights When You Fly
8 Unmissable Weekend Getaways in Colorado
Why We’re Obsessed With the New Delta Lounge in Minneapolis
United Just Unveiled Its Largest Ever Club Lounge
6 Great Hotels to Book in Boston
For Vice
Dog Trainers are Getting Overwhelmed by Pandemic Puppies
For Conde Nast Traveler
Sailing Through Alaska on the Country’s Only Indigenous-Owned Cruise Line
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Anchorage
The Best Alaska Hotels, From Urban Anchorage to Luxe Denali Retreats
All the New Way to Explore Alaska this Summer
A Beginner’s Guide to Working From Wherever You Want
For Atlas Obscura
In Nome, Alaska, Santa is a Gravedigger Named Paul
Once a Year, This Alaska Town Is Home to More Pies Than People
The World’s Chonkiest Plane is Fighting COVID-19
All You Need to Play the Alaskan Lottery Is an Ice Guess
The Teetotaling Couple Who Filled Their Home With Novelty Whiskey Containers
Why America’s Craft Brewers all Love a Vintage Candy
Why Longtime Alaska Residents are Called ‘Sourdoughs’
Why An Alaskan Hospital Added Reindeer Pot Pie and Seal Soup to Its Menu
This Naturalist is Painting Spectacularly Lush Landscapes on Discarded Trash
In Japan, Combating the Coronavirus Calls for a Big Pink Cat
Welcome to Nomehenge, Home to Alaska’s Soviet-Era Antennas
For Roadtrippers
Riding the last whistle stop route to Talkeetna, Alaska
Meet Star the Reindeer, Anchorage’s unofficial mascot for 60 years
Meet the Tlingit master carver behind some of the most intricate totem poles in Alaska
Craft breweries, cruises, and king crabs: 10 things to do in Juneau, Alaska
On a roll: At Alaska’s annual Outhouse Races, there’s no shame in being number two
One of the oldest Japanese candy stores in the U.S. makes treats with a Hawaiian twist
For The Guardian
Nobody knows why this mother bear is so aggressive, but her fans online love it
The Alaska facility giving aquatic animals a ‘second chance at life’
‘They’re owned by all Alaskans’: salmon free-for-all draws throngs
For Travel + Leisure
You Can Now Stay in a Floating Tiki House Off the Florida Keys
You Can Hike and Do Yoga With Reindeer at This Magical Alaska Ranch
Alaska’s Best Backcountry Lodges
This Small Town in Alaska is One of the Best Places to See the Northern Lights
50 Best Places to in 2022: Alaska
For Lonely Planet
Meet Jessica Nabongo, the first black woman to visit every country in the world
For Thrillist
Things to Do in Iowa’s Secretly Cool Capital City
Alaska is Massive, Beautiful, and Ready for You to Visit ASAP
This Ethereal National Park Is Home to Ancient Glaciers and Unmatched Wildlife
For The Counter
In Bristol Bay, Alaska, locals fear Covid-19 will arrive along with 12,000 temporary seafood workers
Alaska had a burgeoning, year-round oyster industry. It may not make it.
In Alaska, school bus drivers mobilize to bring meals to hungry kids
For Architectural Digest
How to Clean Thrifted Furniture
These Trees Will Help You Lower Your Energy Bill
Need to Get Away? How About an Ikea Tiny House?
9 Products That Make for a More Sustainable Home in 2021
8 Products to Help Ease Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety When You Return to Work
5 Ways to Make Your Space More Pet-Friendly
How to Bug-Proof Your House for Winter
For Good Beer Hunting
Way Up North — Exploring the Growing Beer Scene in Fairbanks, Alaska
For Fodor’s Travel
19 Ultimate Things to Do in Alaska
Working from Home? You Should Temporarily Move Here
How are Massive Ice Castles Built? Meet the Artisans Who Make Them Each Winter
This State Has a Lot of Oddly Specific Museums
Book One of These Adorable A-frame Rentals Across the U.S.
Hide Away at These Shockingly Remote Accommodations in Alaska
For Forbes
8 Sustainable Camping Accessories That Show How Much You Love The Earth
7 Portable Coffee Gadgets For Brewing Barista-Level Coffee Anywhere On Earth
The Best Kayaks For Every Paddlers From Beginner to Pro For 2021
The Best Rowing Machines, Based On Long-Term Testing And Expert Insights
The Best Dog Backpacks That Let Your Pup Haul Their Own Equipment
The Best Dog Coats To Keep Your Pooch Warm, Dry And Safe
The Best Dog Crates To Keep Every Kind Of Pooch Cozy and Safe
How To Literally Pack For Antarctica—Or Whatever Winter Adventure You’re Planning
For The Points Guy
From ski-in, ski-out access to a great value on points: 9 of the best places to stay in Aspen
One of the world’s most beautiful cities is about to become more accessible
This new ‘Dark Sky’ park straddles US and Canadian borders
For Men’s Journal
4-Day Weekend in Fairbanks, Alaska: Northern Lights, Hot Springs, and Adventures by Dog Sled
4-Day Weekend in Paso Robles, California: Art, Incredible Wine, And Even Better Views
4-Day Weekend in Greenville, South Carolina: Brews, Barbecue, and More
Vlogger Drew Binsky on Every Country in the World — and Where He’s Headed Next
Campfire Cooking 101: How to Make Amazing Meals Over an Open Fire
Master the Ultimate Party Trick: How to Saber a Champagne Bottle
These Food and Drink Trends are Coming to a Kitchen Near You
For Fifty Grande
Best things to do in Juneau, Alaska
Best things to do in Colorado Springs
Best things to do in Fairbanks, Alaska
Review: The Graduate Hotel Nashville
Review: Cosmopolitan Las Vegas
Sierra Magazine
Doug Leen: Ranger of the Lost Art
Who’s the Fattest Bear at Katmai National Park and Preserve?
One Day You Might Be Able to Thru-Hike Alaska on a Super Trail
For Slate
When the Coronavirus Came to Whittier. A small Alaskan town’s population mostly inhabits a single apartment building. In August, the virus arrived.
For Bloomberg
Icy, Remote Alaska Has an Edge in Covid Vaccination
For Punch
Averie Swanson is Bringing Craft Beer Back Down to Earth
For GQ
The Real-Life Diet of an Iditarod Musher, Who Eats When His Dogs Eat
For Paste Magazine
The Life of Fake Chinese Rock Stars
For Huffington Post
I Fostered a Puppy During COVID-19. It Helped In An Unexpected Way
For Smithsonian Magazine
How Denali National Parks Sled Dogs Prepare for Winter
For the U.S. News & World Report Best Places to Live series
Best Places to Live: Anchorage, AK
For Inverse
Study reveals one potential reason bad dog behaviors are hard to shake
Why do cats hunt? A new study reveals two ways to stop them
For Culture Trip
The Fame and Fable of the Cat Mayor in Talkeetna, Alaska
Seven Books That Capture the Alaskan Wilderness
How to Spend 48 Hours in Homer, Alaska
15 Things to do in Seward, Alaska
For The Anchorage Press
For Engadget
Virtual adoptions are literal lifesavers for rescue dogs during a pandemic
For the Anchorage Daily News Visitors Guide
Hikes Near Anchorage That Are Well Worth the Effort
Heading out to tackle Alaska’s spectacular wilderness trails? Here are some tips
Where to see bears, moose and other Alaska wildlife – safely
Big fish, wild views, small-town charm: There’s a lot to love on the Kenai Peninsula
For Alaska Dispatch News, 61°North Magazine
Sourdough Starters For one Anchorage couple, working from home results in 400 loaves at a time.
Seeds of Change Kachemak Bay oyster farmers find success creating their own seed-to-table industry
Family Circle – There’s so much more than biology in the making of a family Tom and Deborah, Amanda and Anthony, Lessa — what do they have in common? Five Alaskans who’ve made room at their family table for one (or two or 25) more, through fostering and adoption.
Kodiak’s sweetheart: Brittany Tregarthen A profile on a 28-year-old Kodiak woman with Down Syndrome who recently metaled at the Special Olympics World Games and the town that supports her.
The Da Vinci of Ice Cream Elissa Brown of Wild Scoops is all for tapping into Alaska pride with her inventive recipes.
The Art of Brewing Alaska’s homebrewing boom is fueled by creativity and a desire to share something handcrafted. *Won Second Place for Best Arts Reporting at 2016 Alaska Press Club Awards
When the Circus Comes to Town North Slope kids push their physical limits to enjoy high-flying fun at circus camp.
On the Map The adventure, fashion and ‘flying Dixie cups’ of Alaska surveying in the early years.
Meat Lovers The butchers behind Alaska’s prime cuts. *Winner of 2016 Alaska Press Club Best Magazine Feature
Alaska Dispatch News Sponsored Content
A classroom full of drones, roller coasters and excitement Teacher Jacob Doth does something incredible every week, nine months a year. He transforms classrooms full of middle schoolers into STEM fans.
‘We’re growing food and growing gardeners’ It’s planting season in Tyonek, where a successful school greenhouse program nurtures young gardeners right alongside their thriving beans, tomatoes and watermelons.
Deering residents collaborate with artist to capture impact of water on daily life The coastal Arctic community unveiled the completed 30-foot mural on June 24.
Battle of the Brews: The Alaska Brew Fest isn’t just about sampling Breweries from across the country compete in the 2020 Alaska Brew and Barley Wine Festival
Building Southeast Alaska’s first distillery One couple navigated uncharted straits to infuse whiskey and other spirits with Alaska flavors and history. (Page 4)
For the Wisconsin State Journal
What’s the buzz? City saves a hive to preserve increasingly threatened bees
Man suffers heart attack, is saved by co-worker Typically, Paul Scott and Jack Pearson don’t work together. The two Fitchburg building inspectors usually work on their own. But if June 30 had been a typical day, Pearson wouldn’t be alive now.
Archers come from around the world to compete in tournament Heidi-Mari Lues wasn’t good at sports. She tried several, but nothing stuck. Then, a little more than a year ago, she picked up a bow and arrow.
Gold Wing riders come for convention, stay for camaraderie Honda Gold Wing motorcycle enthusiasts gather in Madison for Road Riders Association
Sharing the sidewalk City considering curtailing outdoor cafes on State Street
Attic Angels continue tradition of giving with garage sale Attic Angel, a 125-year-old community service organization, continues its tradition of giving with a two-day garage sale this weekend to raise funds for groups providing mental health services for teens.
Runners leave Madison with sights set on Chicago More than 500 12-member teams left Madison on Friday to run 196.1 miles to Chicago as part of the Ragnar Road Relays.
Fire marshal urges state to retrofit GEF-1 building with sprinklers Madison fire marshal is urging the state to consider adding sprinklers throughout the GEF-1 building before reopening.
Adults gather to escape adulthood at summit People gather at Olbrich Gardens for the annual Escape Adulthood Summit. The summit allows participants to work through issues while partaking in old-school games and activities.
Madison in 100 objects: Guerrilla Cookies Two words inspire nostalgia and cravings for UW-Madison alumni of a certain age: guerrilla cookies.
Madison in 100 objects: Little Free Libraries Any comic book lover can tell you the importance of the Origin Story. It’s the narrative that shows the often modest beginnings of the most enduring characters and defines who they become. The Origin Story of The Little Libraries shows that unassuming beginning.
Madison in 100 objects: Crazylegs race bib Officially, summer starts in June. But, for many Madisonians, the real season opener happens in April with the Crazylegs Classic race.
Madison in 100 objects: Mother Fools Mural The Mother Fools mural wall acts as a legal canvas to give graffiti artists an opportunity to show off their work as art instead of vandalism.
For Think Magazine
Repacking Boxes Towns reclaim space vacated by closed big-box stores
New Legislation Reawakens the American Spirits Business Micro-distilleries breaking through the shot-glass ceiling
For Volume One Magazine
Growing Hope Program teaches inmates how to grow their own grab
Hail the Cab Eau Claire Bike Cab pedals into business
Visual Poetry Artist Andy Ducett weaves together array of imagery
Painting Outside the Box Profile on local artist Helen Peterson
Art that Moves CV Montessori Charter School opens doors for ‘kinetic sculptor,’ public
Getting into the Game UW-Stout major taps booming video games market