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Fungus-resistant tree goes up for Arbor Day
Most years, the Juneau Urban Forestry Partnership and the Juneau Garden Club carry out their own events for…
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Assembly considering application to rezone Honsinger Pond, Field of Fireweed
The owner of one of Juneau’s trademark natural attractions is looking to make a change — again. Spike…
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Raven totem pole serves as memorial of past, hope for future
In one way, Saturday’s totem pole raising ceremony at Gastineau Elementary School felt like the culmination of a…
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Bartlett honors nurse for going beyond call of duty
What started as a dream in the Philippines for Salud Elizarde has taken her all over the world,…
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‘My tribe is a beautiful community from Southeast Alaska’: 5 questions with Miss Alaska USA
In early February, Anchorage’s Alyssa London became the first Tlingit to win the Miss Alaska USA competition. She…
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Juneau’s second pot shop quietly opens its doors
Juneau’s second pot shop, Fireweed Factory LLC, opened Tuesday, and did so quietly. Tucked in a tiny space…
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Looking into ‘The Road’ out of Juneau
In the process of approving its budget for the 2018 Fiscal Year, the City and Borough of Juneau…
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Board of Education pledges support for early education
For years, early childhood education advocates have wanted to be heard in Juneau, especially as the city lags…
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Catholic Community Service earns accreditation, hospice award
Catholic Community Service (CCS) didn’t need to reapply for accreditation this year, but did it anyway. It took…
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Mending wounds through culture
John Morris still remembers the rabbits that used to hop in between grave markers in the Douglas Island…
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Polaris House offers ‘a place to belong’
Bruce Van Dusen gets frustrated sometimes. Van Dusen is the Executive Director of Juneau’s Polaris House, an organization…
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DIPAC raising two totem poles
It took a quarter-century for it to happen, but Ladd Macaulay’s vision has come to fruition, and it’s…
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Meet JoMarie Alba, UAS student graduation speaker
University of Alaska Southeast doesn’t name a valedictorian, but students and faculty nominate students to speak at commencement.…
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Innovative, nostalgic plane makes stop in Juneau
A twin-engine piece of nostalgia touched down in Juneau on Thursday. Two decades ago, Seattle aeronautical engineers Ben…
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Maritime Festival taking place at new cruise dock Saturday
Saturday’s Maritime Festival won’t only mark the beginning of the summer in Juneau, but it will also mark…
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Community rallies to rebuild Twin Lakes playground
Tuesday night’s meeting about the Twin Lakes Playground rebuild started off with good news. The playground will be…
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First cruise ships arrive, pouring visitors into Juneau
Despite rain and construction, South Franklin Street in downtown Juneau was more alive than it’s been for months.…
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A miner matter: Proposal would make reopening Alaska-Juneau Mine easier
The Alaska-Juneau Mine has been closed for decades, but some would like to see that changed. A group…
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Assembly wants time to consider changing mining ordinance
Making changes to the City and Borough of Juneau’s mining ordinance would take a long time and a…
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Comedy show raises money for mental health organization
In the eyes of Crystal Bourland, a comedy show is a perfect fundraiser for a mental health organization.…