Klukwan’s Jessie McGraw stood at the free-throw line, preparing to shoot the second of two foul shots. He wasn’t sure when the last time he… Continue reading
Early in the second half of Tuesday’s Angoon-Yakutat women’s game at the Gold Medal Tournament, two opposing players collided as Angoon sought to push the… Continue reading
The deeper team stayed alive in the loser’s section of the B Bracket on Thursday. As Angoon’s bench has gotten shorter throughout the tournament due… Continue reading
For more than a decade, Alaskan Brewing Company has looked to expand westward. It’s inching closer to doing that, and that expansion could pay off… Continue reading
Ken Willard ended up being Hoonah’s fourth-leading scorer in Thursday’s M Bracket semifinal, but for a crucial span, he was the team’s catalyst. The quick,… Continue reading
The noise in Thunder Mountain High School’s auditorium was deafening Tuesday night. Nearly 300 high school students from around the state were cheering, chanting, clapping… Continue reading
Bartlett Regional Hospital has been looking at adding a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Unit (CAMHU) for quite some time, but might have to start… Continue reading
The Fraker sisters from Yakutat have never suited up together for a Gold Medal tournament. They proved Tuesday what can happen when they’re all together.… Continue reading
At a second-half timeout in the debut game of the M Bracket, public address announcer Reneé Ramirez said what everybody else was thinking. “What a… Continue reading
Filcom was within breathing distance of completing an improbable comeback. After trailing Klukwan, the defending C Bracket champion, by upwards of 20 points in Monday’s… Continue reading
After the revival of the women’s Gold Medal bracket in 2014, it didn’t take long for the women to prove they belonged. As longtime Yakutat… Continue reading
Competition in the Gold Medal Tournament’s C Bracket began with two games that stood in stark contrast to each other. While the first contest was… Continue reading
As he talks about losing dozens of marijuana plants to a malfunction, Paul Disdier laughs, his blue eyes brightening. It’s as if he enjoys the… Continue reading
This St. Patrick’s Day, people can drink Alaskan Brewing Company’s beers in 18 states, as far east as Ohio and as far south as Texas.… Continue reading
Tuesday’s heavy snowfall covered Juneau in a wet, heavy blanket, setting a Juneau record in the process. The National Weather Service measured snowfall in various… Continue reading
City Hall is striving to face the problems of homelessness, addiction, crime and housing head-on. This week officials unveiled a draft they’re calling a “Community… Continue reading
The annual test of the Tsunami Warning System is of great importance to Warning Coordination Meteorologist Joel Curtis at the National Weather Service. “Of all… Continue reading
At the Diocese of Juneau on Friday afternoon, one deacon ate rice and beans for a late lunch while Business Manager and deacon Michael Monagle… Continue reading
David Balton smirked as the Trump questions came. The Chair of the Senior Arctic Officials and U.S. Ambassador was fielding questions from media members Friday… Continue reading
Planning for the 2017 fiscal year budget went smoothly for City Finance Director Bob Bartholomew and his staff. Planning for the 2018 fiscal year, because… Continue reading
