Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital:On Nov. 29, a daughter, Naya Elizabeth Wilson, weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces, was born to Chastity and Lawnell Wilson… Continue reading
I am writing to sing the praises of members of our community who take time to improve the lives of others. The Learning Connection, a… Continue reading
Hike it Baby Juneau would like to give thanks to the following businesses for donating prizes to its members: Second Wind Sports, Nugget Alaska Outfitter… Continue reading
The Juneau Co-op Preschool would like to send a huge thank you to the downtown Juneau Foodland IGA for allowing us to use their space… Continue reading
On behalf of the Southeast Alaska Food Bank board of directors and our volunteers, would like to thank Alaska USA Federal Credit Union and the… Continue reading
On Dec. 2, the Juneau community joined AWARE (Aiding Women in Abuse and Rape Emergencies) to celebrate the accomplishment of students participating in the Girls… Continue reading
Juneau Empire Central Council of Tlingit &Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (Tlingit &Haida) has hired Kimberly Martus as the tribe’s new Tribal Appellate Court Administrator… Continue reading
Juneau Empire Boise State University and Alan and Wendy Pesky, founders of the Lee Pesky Learning Center, are honoring Craig High School and teacher Shelby… Continue reading
On November 17, the Southeast Alaska Food Bank conducted the largest food drive in its history. Super Bear IGA and Foodland IGA, along with the… Continue reading
Faculty, students, friends and family gathered Saturday, Dec. 9 for the Alaska Pacific University (APU) Fall 2017 graduation ceremony. Dr. Esther Beth Sullivan bestowed faculty… Continue reading
Each year, the United Way of Southeast Alaska sets a fundraising goal for its Annual Workplace Giving Campaign. The 2017 target: $450,000. “Sounds like a… Continue reading
Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (Tlingit & Haida) is pleased to announce the promotion of Ken Truitt to Chief Operating… Continue reading
Midwinter solstice on Dec. 21 will bring the shortest day and longest night of the year. When Kammie and Kacie walked into view on a… Continue reading
We at Trail Mix, Inc, held our annual fundraising dinner and auction on Saturday, Nov. 18. Your generous support allows us to carry out our… Continue reading
Hello, Juneau! Iiiiiiiiiiiit’s Christmas time! Get the garlands! Dust off your Josh Groban Spotify channel! Try to navigate the ever-tightening corridors of Fred Meyer as… Continue reading
Invasive species have devastated marine ecosystems in the Lower 48 but, thanks to its icy waters, the Bering Sea has been largely unaffected. So far.… Continue reading
The average number of flooding disaster declarations or severe storms in Alaska has increased from one to four and a half a year, according to… Continue reading
The price of national forest and grassland visitor maps will increase on Jan. 1, 2018. Currently, visitor maps are $10 for the plastic or $9… Continue reading
Want to have a say in how Alaska’s fisheries are managed? The Alaska Board of Fisheries wants to hear from you. The board issued its… Continue reading
What happened to winter? Rain on Douglas in December? Why no snow on the road? Avy gear? Yeah, probably should. First ODS run of the… Continue reading
