On a beautiful, albeit rainy Saturday, April 23, over 100 dedicated community volunteers removed about 2,360 pounds of trash, debris and recyclables from the Mendenhall… Continue reading
The Gastineau Elementary School community would like to thank all of the amazing local scientists and organizations who generously shared their time and knowledge at… Continue reading
On Thursday, April 21, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., over 80 families were part of the 8th Annual Early Learning Fair. The event was held at the… Continue reading
Four University of Alaska Southeast faculty members were the recipients of annual Excellence Awards during a ceremony at the Auke Lake campus on May 2.… Continue reading
Juneau Senior Center MenuMonday, May 9Macaroni and Cheese with HamBroccoliCarrot and Raisin SaladTuesday, May 10Turkey and GravyMashed PotatoesPeasSpinach SaladWednesday, May 11Beef StewGarlic BreadApricot SaladThursday, May… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital• A son, William Ennis Hartman, weighing 8 lbs. 4 oz., was born to Lesley Kalbrener and Zane Hartman of… Continue reading
Few people appreciate what goes into being a mom like a stay-at-home dad.Eight years ago, my wife and I faced that all-important question: which one… Continue reading
Thunder Mountain High School named the following students to be recognized for the month of April.Senior Magen Boegli was nominated by Yearbook Teacher Janna Lelchuk.“Magen… Continue reading
In April, I listened with pleasure to the Taku Winds’ performance of Moussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. One of the “pictures” illustrated in music is… Continue reading
Walking past the quaint, red brick buildings of downtown Morganton, North Carolina, we took in wafts of cherry blossoms on the soft evening breeze. On… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — An Alaska business has sued the Army Corps of Engineers, seeking a ruling that permanently frozen ground cannot be regulated as wetland.A holding… Continue reading
CIRCLE — As the pilot of a chartered Cessna 206 curved in for a landing above the Yukon River, his passengers squinted at white river… Continue reading
Potatoes are one of the easiest things to grow. They are OK with poor soil. They’re even fine with soil that’s acidic, which is most… Continue reading
Local fish habitat projects will be the focus of the next Raincountry Flyfishers meeting to be held in the Thunder Mountain High School library at… Continue reading
Government agencies and the public can now find information on the endangered population of Cook Inlet beluga whales on an easy-to-use public data portal through… Continue reading
On April 30 about 12 percent of the membership of the Juneau Gun Club and its Juneau Youth Team (23 members), paid tribute to fallen… Continue reading
A few hundred years ago, broadsides were poster-like papers featuring advertisements, news, or, in 1776, even the U.S. Declaration of Independence. This weekend, however, they’re… Continue reading
On a recent evening at Juneau Douglas High School, assistant director and high school junior Lydia B. Smith gave a cast of around 30 high… Continue reading
Tyler Rental, Inc., will acquire T&S Welding, Inc. business and assets. T&S will continue its current business until it can be incorporated into Tyler Rental,… Continue reading
ART IN UNUSUAL PLACESThe Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels of ability are invited… Continue reading
