Dealing with disasters in Alaska isn’t quite like dealing with disasters in the Lower 48, Red Cross Disaster Program Manager Andrew Bogar believes. The Red… Continue reading
The Juneau Glacier Valley Rotary Club will host a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, at the Sept. 11 memorial… Continue reading
Dunn Street construction starts next week New water mains and storm drain improvements are coming to Dunn Street in the Mendenhall Valley, with construction starting… Continue reading
The situation in the shared parking lot between Centennial Hall and the Juneau Arts and Culture Center has been frustrating for patrons of both buildings,… Continue reading
The U.S. Coast Guard aided a 69-year-old male from the cruise ship Norwegian Pearl near Coghlan Island on Thursday, according to a press release. The… Continue reading
A.J. Wilson’s parents have always told him that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Now, the seventh grader at Dzantik’i Heeni Middle… Continue reading
Summer’s last gasp may have come in the first days of September. On Tuesday, the temperature at Juneau International Airport hit 70 degrees. It’s only… Continue reading
Kimberlee Hayward will be this week’s speaker at the Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Hayward is the Ketchikan Center Director of the Alaska Small Business… Continue reading
It’s been nicknamed “Apocalypse Island” for its barren, rocky look, but the unnamed island built at the mouth of Gold Creek may need a new… Continue reading
Second Saturday Market will be held this Saturday, Sept. 9, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Airport Shopping Mall. Local produce and craft vendors will… Continue reading
The Canvas Community Art Studio and Gallery will offer five different classes in September: Beginning Wheel Throwing, Intertidal Pottery, Introduction to Oil Painting, Watercolor Plein… Continue reading
The University of Alaska Southeast will host Charles Biles, emeritus professor of mathematics at Humboldt State University, for a free public lecture entitled “The Electoral… Continue reading
When local Casey DenAdel travelled back to her hometown of Petersburg, one of the first things she did was write a letter to the editor… Continue reading
Since 1985, locally-owned shop Invisible World has outfitted Juneauites and tourists alike with fall’s favorite garment: the sweater. From his South Franklin storefront, owner Stuart… Continue reading
New restaurants and food trucks or more public space? Perhaps more parking downtown? The City and Borough of Juneau is asking citizens to decide what… Continue reading
Due to construction on the Alaska State Capitol, Fourth Street will be closed to through traffic, disrupting Capital Transit bus service. Service will be discontinued… Continue reading
A Juneau grand jury handed up two indictments on Wednesday. Thomas D. Norris, 27, was charged with two counts of second-degree assault and two counts… Continue reading
One husband, three kids, eight grandkids: Longtime local banker Linda Price has a big family. But throughout her long career in Juneau, she’s chosen to… Continue reading
Beginning Sept. 4, the City and Borough of Juneau water utility will begin the annual flushing of the CBJ water distribution system. CBJ will be… Continue reading
Here is a list of recent indictments, sentencings and other court proceedings from the Juneau District and Superior Courts. • Gary William Bell, 52, pleaded… Continue reading
