That is the theme of Dan Magone’s new book. Dan is a diver/shipwright/salvage master and now an author of his first book Port of Refuge. With his experiences struggling under, upon, or at the edge of the sea and as a natural storyteller, Dan has a lifetime of sea stories to make you cringe, laugh or break down in tears.

Alaska Hay and Feed Sales (formerly Alaska Hay Sales), reached out to us to build their very first website when they began to consider ways to expand their business.

Don’t worry! That was one of the early comments we received when we first began work on Calhoon Orthopaedic Rehabilitation & Exercise’s website – not a patient! “Popping” is not something the patients in their office experience. Quite the opposite!

Alaska Made It, LLC is an unusual project for us. We were approached by a future entrepreneur all the way from Switzerland. We ordinarily do not accept clients originating from outside the country, but in this case, we made an exception.

The Pursuit of Health & Wellness retreats were a joint venture between Authentic Relationships between International and other organizations.

Alaska Virtual Digital Photo is a top real estate photography company serving Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley. They have been providing professional photography for residential and commercial properties since 2005. As the technology came online, they began to specialize in digital virtual tours, HD Video tours and drone photography.

James Hibpshman is a local author and book writer based out of Palmer, Alaska. After a long career in law enforcement, then security, he turned his focus on writing. He has begun his first novel series, “Slave to King” with book one already available on Amazon and his website.

Alaska Auto Transport, LLC is an Anchorage & Washington based vehicle shipping company. Their philosophy towards how they provide their services is, “Our business philosophy and company purpose is to carry out your vehicle shipment process smoothly and hassle-free.” They provide year-round vehicle shipping in and out of Alaska to the lower 48.

Sequoia Publishing’s website was not designed by us (we really like their website by the way), but they requested us to handle maintaining and updating the content as well as keeping it in great health