Both Juneau teams play again on Feb. 21.
City commits to nationwide networks to make Juneau more “age-friendly”
Floyd Dryden Middle School Mathcounts mathletes recently won the team competition in the Southeast Region Mathcounts Tournament and will be traveling to the March State… Continue reading
Commemorating the Alaska Native civil rights leader here in the capital city.
A place of “honor, dignity and respect”
Previewing Perseverance Theatre’s latest, which blends basketball, Chinese history and identity.
Bartlett Regional Hospital officials say merger can help meet current hospice demand.
CBJ follows other Southeast Alaska cities which cite negative economic impacts
Police say the case is still open and under investigation.
Local businesses celebrate Pawlentine’s Day with event.
Members “demand accountability,” say inaction could affect tribal consultations with the district.
The school received a donation of up to $15,000 to pay for a new wrestling mat.
Coast Guard is leading the operation, says it could take multiple days to complete
The district saw a 59% increase compared to this time last year.
“It’s not at all uncommon for us to see that here.”
Sophomores Kerra and Cailynn Baxter and juniors Jaya and Mikah Carandang talk chemistry, advantages
Sullivan, in a “bit of hearsay,” blames last-minute swap for border funds by still-unknown person
The late Chief Pat Wellington presented with legislative memoriam.
