I’ll let you in on a little trade secret. My first step, when writing about pretty much anything, is a Google search. I like to… Continue reading
On an overcast Juneau afternoon, eight high school students from around the world took a seat at a table inside the Capital City Weekly to… Continue reading
Ennui envelopes me at this time every year. The hustle and bustle of the holidays is a memory. The delight of the first snow has… Continue reading
Mt. Juneau-Gastineaux Lodge No. 21 installed Doug Harris as Worshipful Master and its other officers for 2018 at a Dec. 21, 2017 ceremony at the… Continue reading
Recent births at Barlett Regional Hospital: • On Jan. 14, a daughter, Nevaeh Layla Tresham, weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces, was born to Karina Gonzales… Continue reading
Juneau residents Macey Fredenberg and Gunnar Marcus Schultz have earned placement on the Gonzaga University President’s List for fall semester 2017. Students must earn a… Continue reading
Montana State University has announced its undergraduate honor rolls for fall semester 2017. The following Juneau students were named to MSU’s President’s or Dean’s Lists:… Continue reading
The Advisory Board on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, The Alaska Mental Health Board and the Statewide Suicide Prevention Council have selected Alison Kulas as their… Continue reading
Thank you family members and friends for attending the memorial service for our mother Margaret Gamble on Jan. 15. We extend our appreciation to the… Continue reading
Juneau Crime Line / Crime Stoppers has donated $1,000 to the Juneau Police Department’s Drug Abuse Resistance Education program. DARE, organized by JPD officers Blain… Continue reading
Megan (Wall) Gunkel, a Glennallen High School graduate from Juneau, will be featured in the first Grace College Senior Thesis Show of 2018. The show… Continue reading
Fourth graders Sofia Jordan and Miranda Stichert were some of the first children to enroll in the Dolly Parton Imagination Library when the program started… Continue reading
In the past I’d only ever been to Sawmill Creek, north of Juneau, by kayak in the summer. I thought it was inaccessible by land… Continue reading
A few mornings ago, I saw the fresh tracks of a big buck in a creek bed at the base of a mountain. I was… Continue reading
Permits to visit Anan Wildlife Observatory near Wrangell will go on sale at 8 a.m. Feb. 1 for the summer 2018 season, the U.S. Forest… Continue reading
Some news events stick with you forever: 9/11, Fall of the Berlin Wall, the expansion of Subway’s Sub-of-the-Day to include both six-inch and foot-long options.… Continue reading
Seven. That’s the number of cords that I can see without turning my head or getting up from my chair at the dining room table.… Continue reading
The Tlingit language is such an elaborate language. It needs to be lived: It is a living language — Vivian Mork Yéilk’ I was afraid.… Continue reading
As a Douglas resident of 20 years, Sherri McDonald had wanted a studio on the island for some time for her paper art. She finally… Continue reading
SITKA — On Jan. 14, more than 200 people crowded inside the oldest ANB Hall in Alaska to partake in a koo.éex’. Koo.éex’ is Tlingit… Continue reading
