Most years, the Juneau Urban Forestry Partnership and the Juneau Garden Club carry out their own events for Arbor Day. This year, they combined forces,… Continue reading
For the first time in nearly two months, the sailors on the Navy Destroyer U.S.S O’Kane have time to themselves. With limited time ashore, the… Continue reading
The Andrew P. Kashevaroff State Library, Archives and Museum begins its summer operating hours on Monday. The museum will be open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,… Continue reading
When Juneau’s Twin Lakes Playground burned down on April 24, news of the fire quickly spread to the Alaska State Capitol. Pete Kelly, president of… Continue reading
The sound of construction equipment will replace the sounds of tennis rackets and squeaking sneakers at Cope Park for the early part of the summer.… Continue reading
If you haven’t noticed it, it’s working. In October, the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities installed a new traffic management system to reduce… Continue reading
The owner of one of Juneau’s trademark natural attractions is looking to make a change — again. Spike Bicknell, the owner of Bicknell, Inc., owns… Continue reading
The USS O’Kane pulls into port Saturday afternoon. The O’Kane, a Basline 5.3 Flight II Arleigh Burke-class guided missle destroyer, is the 27th destroyer of… Continue reading
What started as a dream in the Philippines for Salud Elizarde has taken her all over the world, ending up at Bartlett Regional Hospital in… Continue reading
For the first time since 2008, Alaska’s capital city will welcome a U.S. Navy warship. On Saturday, the destroyer USS O’Kane and its 281 crew… Continue reading
Lori Hoover is finishing her time as Auke Bay Elementary School Principal with a statewide honor. The Alaska Arts Education Consortium (AAEC) awarded Hoover with… Continue reading
Juneau’s stand up comedy group Club Baby Seal will celebrate their one-year anniversary Friday with an open mic performance at SALT restaurant. Comedians 21 and… Continue reading
For years, early childhood education advocates have wanted to be heard in Juneau, especially as the city lags behind in pre-kindergarten preparedness. On Tuesday night,… Continue reading
Children from kindergarten through sixth grade are invited to learn everything from printmaking to cooking, theater and dance at this summer’s Juneau Fine Arts Camp… Continue reading
Every Wednesday for the next 14 weeks, those dealing with grief will have an opportunity to join a community and get some fresh air. Good… Continue reading
Catholic Community Service (CCS) didn’t need to reapply for accreditation this year, but did it anyway. It took months of effort, reviews and examinations, but… Continue reading
Alyssa London is the first Tlingit woman to hold the Miss Alaska USA title and on May 14, she will compete for the Miss USA… Continue reading
Rep. Justin Parish, D-Juneau, will hold a town hall meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Parish is scheduled to appear… Continue reading
David Scanlan has been appointed general manager of the Eaglecrest Ski Area, said David Stanley, the president of the Eaglecrest board of directors. “Scanlan comes… Continue reading
Six years after giving birth to her daughter, Dr. Tamar “Tam” Boyd found herself on a weekend backpacking trip with a friend in the Olympic… Continue reading
