The Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum have announced the availability of the Ethel Montgomery Scholarship application. Applicants for the $2,500 scholarship… Continue reading
The public is invited to join labor union members, families and friends for a local celebration of Labor Day at Sandy Beach from 11 a.m.-2… Continue reading
I would like to thank the people of Alaska and specifically the Red Cross in Juneau for their help when my house burned down in… Continue reading
On Saturday, Aug. 19, the Southeast Alaska Food Bank conducted a successful food drive at Super Bear IGA in conjunction with their monthly “Price Smasher… Continue reading
Friends of the Marie Drake Planetarium, the nonprofit that runs the Marie Drake Planetarium, were presented with a generous donation by the Montessori Borealis school.… Continue reading
I saw Christian Malik on the docks and thought, “This is how to dress like a modern day James Dean.” Simple, practical clothes that look… Continue reading
I bet you haven’t thought much about that lately. After all, how would pondering this question ever help get you to the bottom of your… Continue reading
We’re often told to protect what we love. But love has its limitations. Most people have difficulty looking after even their own self-interest very far… Continue reading
The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life. Send your photos to: Outdoors Editor, outdoors@juneauempire.com. For all… Continue reading
One day in mid-August, I wandered along the Eagle River trail, just to where the old Yankee Basin trail branches off up the hill. In… Continue reading
Bob Marshall once spoke to a Kobuk man named Tobuk, who explained to him how the world works. “Tobuk told me about the ‘dooneraks’ who… Continue reading
In partnership with 350 Juneau, the Con Brio Chamber Series presents “A Call to Life: Variations on a Theme of Extinction,” a dramatic call to… Continue reading
I often think about how I am connected to Alaska, particularly this spot in Southeast. It is an area that captivates both visually, physically, and… Continue reading
The story I heard was that when the Sea Bear dropped anchor in Little Vixen, a bay five miles to the north of us, they… Continue reading
Tahir McInnis presents Melanin Auntie Downtown Dames 217 Seward St. 4:30-7:30 p.m. Downtown Dames will be featuring local fashion designer Tahir McInnis and her brand… Continue reading
The Tongass Historical Museum of the Ketchikan Museums has brought to its city an exhibit that is looking at both art created up to 100… Continue reading
This First Friday, Sept. 1, meet abstract painter Ian Grant. His work will be display at Annie Kaill’s starting at 4:30 p.m. The Capital City… Continue reading
The University of Alaska Board of Regents will host a public testimony session on Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2017. The public is invited to call in… Continue reading
Do you know a woman who has made outstanding contributions to our Juneau community? Nominate her now for an AWARE Women of Distinction Award! Four… Continue reading
Often in conversation regarding suffering and injustice in this world, questions arise as to why there is so much violence in the Bible or questions… Continue reading
