National Transgender Day of Remembrance will be observed in Juneau with a candlelight vigil and a screening of a documentary about trans youth. The day… Continue reading
Bob Sam lives up to his name. “My Tlingit name is Shaagunastaa,” Sam said during his Evening at Egan lecture Friday night at the University… Continue reading
Last week I arrived heartbroken and filled with grief in Pittsburgh, where I was born, raised and lived 10 years as an adult. I arrived… Continue reading
Other community members are also welcome.
The Thunder Mountain High School wrestling team brought nine wrestlers to the Lancer Smith Memorial on Friday and Saturday at the Menard Sports Complex in… Continue reading
JDHS wins big over Palmer
It’s fun to be in 3rd grade again.
Tidal Echoes is looking for new voices. The annual literary and arts journal sponsored by University of Alaska Southeast is seeking submissions of art, prose… Continue reading
“The world hopes for the best, but the Lord offers the best hope.”
Free screenings to be held at Gold Town.
Centennial Hall echoed Tuesday with the sound of centuries-old languages. The first-ever Voices of Our Ancestors language summit brought together dozens of speakers fluent in… Continue reading
Your shot for free turkey.
How many other little tricks of flight are out there, still to be discovered?
I’ve been pretty surprised with how surprised I’ve been lately. First has been the early afternoon darkness after daylight saving time. Despite growing up in… Continue reading
Most of Alaska’s previous governors took their oaths in Juneau.
It was the Crimson Bears’ home opener and first victory of the season.
An annual meal still needs volunteers.
The murder is still mysterious.
The Democrat has won the race.
