Ending school 30 minutes early intended to help teachers meet requirements of Alaska Reads Act.
GCI says landlines issues repaired as of Tuesday, city investigating mobile service disruptions
Statewide association of school boards discussing lawsuit, other options this week
Agencies suffer hard year as food stamps, children’s services, other programs come under scrutiny.
Mentors to spend year with students at Zach Gordon Youth Center creating the permanent wearable art
Mechanical issues force halt of cable cars; Mount Roberts race on Saturday cancelled.
Four organizations and two people leading repeal effort accused of “laundering donations”
Alaska’s inflation at 3.1% in April after hitting 41-year high of 8.1% for 2022, state reports
Temperatures not expected to break Juneau’s all-time high of 90F set on July 7, 1975.
‘Voices of Alaska’ theme at this year’s Juneau parade an opportunity ‘for every voice to be heard’
Former superintendent looks back at 39-year K-12 career, ahead to new job inspiring future teachers.
Closest-ever finish goes down to the wire as participation opened to public for first time.
Concert by Juneau Volunteer Marching Band a prelude to their participation in July 4 parade.
Plenty of colorful displays and activities will still be available to Juneau residents after the last of the July 4 fireworks fade, with more than… Continue reading
Lifetime Southeast Alaska resident departing July 31 after career of more than 30 years.
Cabaret show at the Glory Hall an appreciative exchange between musicians, staff and audience.
“Voices of Alaska” theme for downtown parade reflects range of Juneau’s traditional holiday events
Four specialists, one possibly in Juneau, will work with tribes and state to focus on rural areas.
Week of canceled sailings for repairs means longer vehicle wait lists, officials say.
After years of delays, vessel now making day trips to Juneau, Haines and Skagway
