The northern seas were a dangerous place in 1917. In the northern Atlantic, German submarines lurked beneath the waves and sunk ships into icy waters… Continue reading
As the Juneau Yacht Club became more and more popular as an event venue, it became clearer that the place needed a sprucing up. “Things… Continue reading
For designer and illustrator Michaela Goade, this weekend’s Public Market offers a chance for her to take her art to a wider audience. It also… Continue reading
Grant Ainsworth’s journey to this year’s Public Market began in a classroom at the University of Portland. Ainsworth, who grew up in Juneau, was taking… Continue reading
KC Mack grew up with America’s pastime, playing baseball from a young age. Like any young player, he dedicated a huge amount of time to… Continue reading
Recycling fees could double over the next four years as a city initiative works to extend the life of Juneau’s landfill. The City and Borough… Continue reading
The biggest Thanksgiving dinner in town could be even larger than usual this year. Each year, the Salvation Army serves a free Thanksgiving dinner at… Continue reading
The Frickey residence, located Out the Road, is in a picturesque spot. Snow-laden trees surround the house, the interior of which is bright, wood-paneled and… Continue reading
This summer, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly approved an ordinance this summer allowing Eaglecrest Ski Area to serve alcohol, but skiers will likely… Continue reading
This week, the Regulatory Commission of Alaska approved a permanent rate increase for Alaska Electric Light &Power, the first for the utility since May 2010.… Continue reading
As the snow began to fall Thursday night, a small fire was burning in the Mendenhall Valley. At 10:05 p.m. Thursday, Capital City Fire/Rescue responded… Continue reading
As she began a presentation built around economic statistics in Southeast Alaska, Rain Coast Data Director Meilani Schijvens began with an apology. “There’s a lot… Continue reading
Fifty second-graders watched with wide eyes as Lily Hope talked about urine buckets. Hope, a Tlingit artist and storyteller, was explaining to students in the… Continue reading
In the early morning of Saturday, Nov. 11, a Juneau man was found deceased in a room at the Alaskan Hotel. Acquaintances of Clarence Stanly… Continue reading
About 60 impounded cars sat in a parking lot on La Perouse Avenue on Wednesday morning, as Juneau residents came and inspected them. Starting promptly… Continue reading
Juneau’s two high school football programs will be playing together in the future, and students and parents at Thunder Mountain High School want to see… Continue reading
A young artist who gained widespread attention with a song about Alaska is returning to the Last Frontier this weekend, including a stop in Juneau.… Continue reading
At the Southeast Conference in September, conference leaders announced a plan to reform the Alaska Marine Highway System, aiming to run it as a public… Continue reading
A year ago, Kelly and Windy Swearingin had a vision of opening an old-fashioned soda shoppe in Juneau. By the time the store opened this… Continue reading
When Juneau resident Gary William Bell, 53, woke up on the morning of Nov. 3, his Super 8 Motel room was full of Juneau Police… Continue reading
