Just think of it as Juneau’s Woodstock.“It’s a pretty fabulous event,” said SueAnn Randall when asked about the inspiration behind her poster design for this… Continue reading
I’ve loved my job as staff writer for the Capital City Weekly over the last two and a half years. I’ve been lucky enough to… Continue reading
Johanna Dybdahl, cultural supervisor at Icy Strait Point, took the Capital City Weekly on a tour of Icy Strait Point’s completed dock and under-construction Adventure… Continue reading
Audience members frequently expect a theatre performance to be something separate from them. Different eras, emotions and settings keep the stage like a movie: something… Continue reading
Story Lab, a storytelling and creative writing program for youth in Sitka, was just awarded the LRNG Educator Innovator Challenge grant. Run by the National… Continue reading
The public is invited to the first day of a design competition for the Willoughby Arts Complex. Juneau-based architectural firms Jensen, Yorba, Lott; MRV and… Continue reading
The 2016 Swatch Freeride World Tour returned to Haines at the end of March. It was the fourth stop on the tour, and one that… Continue reading
There’s a rust spot on my tailgate.It started as an injury sustained while throwing rounds of cedar into the bed. After a year, it’s starting… Continue reading
Alaska fishermen can send an SOS call directly to the Coast Guard, but many are not hooking up to the new lifeline.Digital Selective Calling (DSC)… Continue reading
With Folkfest happening this week, Southeast Alaskans will be swinging, dancing and celebrating the changing seasons. If you are lucky enough to attend, keep your… 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
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A federal judge has cleared the way for the Navajo Nation to seek potentially millions of dollars in its 2012 lawsuit over… Continue reading
On Feb. 25 the Juneau Old Timers and the Whitehorse Knights played the first game of the Rainforest Classic Hockey Tournament. The Juneau Sister Cities… Continue reading
The School of Management at the University of Alaska Southeast received international recognition for its Human Resource Management program. The Society of Human Resource Management… Continue reading
Kenny Fox, a freshman at Denison University in Ohio, comes from Juneau and graduated Thunder Mountain High School where he also swam competitively. He competed… Continue reading
Two Juneau residents graduated from Washington State University during the Fall of 2015: Daffodil Ybanez Alinson earned a Bachelor of Science, and Mikael D. Anderson… Continue reading
Thanks to everyone that attended our 2016 annual meeting and open house at the Nugget Mall on Saturday, March 26. We had a great time… Continue reading
There will be a variety of different youth summer camps this year, from cultural, fine arts, outdoors, overnight, sports and STEM camps. To help parents… Continue reading
The Science, Technology, Engineering and Math summer camps are back. Hundreds of children participated in the Juneau Economic Development Council’s STEM summer camps last year.… Continue reading
Big Brothers, Big Sisters took advantage of two scheduled craft sessions at Jo-Ann Fabric on Saturday, March 5 and 19. Participants crafted giant Easter eggs… Continue reading
