Car charging station will soon have time limit Later this month, electric vehicle owners will have a little less time to charge their rides at… Continue reading
The smallest dancing shoes in town will be getting some use this Saturday. The Gold Creek Child Development Center is putting on a “Tot Rave”… Continue reading
There’s a moment Dr. Jessica Zitter likes to recount. An “epiphany” precipitated by an experienced nurse when Zitter was a young doctor. She told the… Continue reading
For the second straight day, in much a similar way, a bathroom was burned by an arsonist in Juneau. Shortly after 3 a.m. Wednesday morning,… Continue reading
The phrase “above and beyond” doesn’t quite cut it for David Hydock. A commercial fishing vessel examiner for the U.S. Coast Guard, Hydock works with… Continue reading
The trial year for Juneau’s first online farmer’s market is in the books, and the organizers want to hear the community’s thoughts. Salt &Soil Marketplace… Continue reading
When Rob Edwardson walked into a workshop in June about how to run for public office, he wasn’t sure he fully intended on running. When… Continue reading
For the past week, school board candidate Jeff Short has been fighting a cold. On Election Day, he skipped the traditional campaign events for a… Continue reading
A Juneau duck hunter found human remains near the base of Thunder Mountain on Monday afternoon, Juneau police say. In an email Tuesday afternoon, Lt.… Continue reading
The Juneau Police Department is seeking an arsonist after a small fire halted classes at Thunder Mountain High School on Tuesday morning. “The fire marshal… Continue reading
A Juneau support group wants people dealing with the drug addiction of a loved one to know that they’re not alone. Family Support Group for… Continue reading
After seeing a spike in voter turnout a year ago, every voting precinct experienced a downturn in ballots counted Tuesday. The 2016 election brought out… Continue reading
For staff at the Juneau School District, thoughts of life-threatening disasters are a daily consideration. In the wake of a mass shooting in Las Vegas… Continue reading
Dr. Jessica Zitter wants to find a better way for Americans to die. Zitter is a contributor to the New York Times who recently released… Continue reading
Alicia Miller’s Juneau Community Garden plot overflowed with kale and swiss chard. Scattered in her four plots this year are garlic, sunflower, collard greens and… Continue reading
Hali Denton has been regularly volunteering in Juneau elections for 10 years, and she’s seen slow election cycles. “I’ve seen days here, not this election… Continue reading
Loud laughter sounded from aisle C22 at JO-ANN Fabrics and Craft Store on Friday afternoon as Chevelle Hogan remembered the dance parties. Hogan was folding… Continue reading
With just a few days left before Juneau’s Oct. 3 municipal election, candidates and political action committees are wrapping up their fundraising efforts. District 1… Continue reading
For just a moment, members of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce looked like the crowd at a 3D movie. Employees from the Juneau Economic Development… Continue reading
The Juneau Freewheeler Bicycle Club will host the Treadwell Mine Cyclocross Bike Race Saturday morning on Sandy Beach and the Treadwell trails. The race will… Continue reading
