Juneau’s newest coffee shop has a name, thanks to a crowdsourcing effort, and is holding its grand opening today. Sacred Grounds Coffee Shop, located in… Continue reading
Robert Harris Edwardson has lived in Juneau on and off for about 20 years, and has considered running for an City and Borough of Juneau… Continue reading
About a year ago, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Series Producer Adam White walked into the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, scouting out locations for an ambitious… Continue reading
Cody Wilson didn’t recognize the woman until she was leaving the store. Wilson, working a shift at Mt. Juneau Trading Post downtown around noon on… Continue reading
The winner-take-all game of the Little League State championship series wasn’t going according to plan for the Gastineau Channel Little League softball team. Playing the… Continue reading
During the swimming portion of Saturday’s Alaskaman Extreme Triathlon, Douglas resident Jim Ustasiewski thought the 57-degree water of Resurrection Bay near Seward was cold. Then… Continue reading
Through vote after vote Thursday night, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly Finance Committee approved its list of local projects that would benefit from… Continue reading
The “silver tsunami” has arrived in Juneau. The term refers to the rising number of seniors around the country, and Juneau’s senior population is booming.… Continue reading
On Oct. 3, Juneau’s voters will elect three Assembly members and two School Board members, and they’ll learn who their options are by mid-August. The… Continue reading
Alex Muir was tense. The Juneau Post 25 catcher came to the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning with the Midnight Suns trailing… Continue reading
Finn Collins hadn’t been in this position in a year. Collins, the center fielder for American Legion’s Juneau Post 25 team, was called on to… Continue reading
For some Juneau residents, a regular triathlon just isn’t challenging enough. This Saturday, at least three Juneauites will participate in the first-ever Alaskaman Extreme Triathlon,… Continue reading
Even as a 15-year-old in the Peruvian countryside, Julia Felix’s cooking was renowned. Neighbors and friends in her small village would ask her to cook… Continue reading
Just four years ago, Norman Staton had about 15 feet between his deck and his backyard fence. Now his backyard has disappeared, and he’s holding… Continue reading
Though most students cringe at the thought of a test or quiz, young Tlingit learners actually have been asking for more quizzing. Sealaska Heritage Institute… Continue reading
The City and Borough Assembly Task Force on Homelessness held its second meeting Tuesday, brainstorming numerous options for fighting the rise of homelessness in Alaska’s… Continue reading
Growing up in a suburb of Los Angeles, Father Andrew Bellisario has found that Alaska’s wild landscapes and bevy of outdoor activities are a bit… Continue reading
Two years ago, Bartlett Regional Hospital chief executive officer Chuck Bill created a new position, that of Chief Behavioral Health Officer. It was in response… Continue reading
Rear Adm. Michael McAllister has seen through the years that it’s difficult to retain a sense of normalcy during transfers of power in the Coast… Continue reading
On Thursday afternoon, multiple Juneau residents were taking their first trip to the newly-opened Seawalk. Lifelong Juneauite Terra Peters and her son Troy were walking… Continue reading
