Her fingers may be hurting, her voice is straining and she is probably questioning her performance, but for Dara Rilatos that is all part of… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau Finance Committee will dive more into the fiscal year 2019 budget during its meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. The… Continue reading
The “intervening” process between the City and Borough of Juneau and the potential sale of Avista One Corp., which owns the Alaska Electric Light and… Continue reading
Despite a decline in population and jobs, Juneau’s economy is stable — at least for now. But, that does not mean there aren’t concerns as… Continue reading
Correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified Roger Healy as Rob Healy. This article has been updated to reflect the change. A public transportation… Continue reading
Using preliminary site designs and with the help of public comment, the Juneau International Airport is trying to find the best solution for the demolition… Continue reading
A radioactive disaster may not be something we actively worry about, but it can happen, and emergency services in Juneau are preparing for it. That… Continue reading
Standing in the Alaskan Brewing Co. taproom, Tom West remembers his days bottling beer. “The bottling line was right here when I started,” West said.… Continue reading
The first look at the Fiscal Years 2019/2020 biennial budget books will be the task at hand when the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly… Continue reading
No longer will the administration of the city’s youth and recreation services be under two roofs. In a collaboration effort between the City and Borough… Continue reading
Walking through the New Juneau Arts and Culture Center (JACC) people will notice a welcoming atrium, a casual cafe and a 300-seat theater for performances.… Continue reading
Juneau’s school district budget will start the 2019 school year with $3.5 million less than last year after the Board of Education approved the Fiscal… Continue reading
Waiting a year to return to the 12U state championships in Fairbanks was hard enough for the Juneau Capitals 12U B hockey team. Turns out… Continue reading
The final reading and approval of the Juneau School District’s Fiscal Year 2019 budget will be the main topic at the Juneau School District Board… Continue reading
While planning to set up a booth at the Juneau Community Health Fair at Thunder Mountain High School on March 17, the Alaskans For Life,… Continue reading
Gold Medal is an annual showcase of athletics, fitness and a healthy lifestyle. Conveniently, “Kick Butts Day” falls right in the middle of it. “Kick… Continue reading
A new plane means a new destination for Alaska Seaplanes travelers. Alaska Seaplanes General Manager Carl Ramseth announced Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon territory will be… Continue reading
Not much separated Yakutat and Haines. That was until Yakutat guard Kim Buller stole the ball at halfcourt and flew away from the Haines defense… Continue reading
Haven House Juneau is more than helping incarcerated women transitioning out of prison and back to the streets — it’s about breaking through barriers. That… Continue reading
The future of the former Juneau Youth Services building is becoming clearer. The City and Borough of Juneau Committee of the Whole decided to recommend… Continue reading
