Living on 12th street in Juneau, Mary Lou Spartz’s childhood backyard was the Evergreen Cemetery. Spartz never looked at the cemetery as ghoulish, but more… Continue reading
Brad Robbins was getting homesick for Juneau. After spending two and half years in Palmer, he finally got his chance to come back and do… Continue reading
Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler pleaded guilty to misdemeanor harassment on Thursday for slapping a Juneau woman, and was sentenced to community service in lieu… Continue reading
A divisive issue dating back at least to 1984 on whether Juneau should have a second connection between Juneau and Douglas Island has come back… Continue reading
Rainbow-painted crosswalks downtown have the City and Borough of Juneau trying to find a compromise between public safety and creative expression. The white lines on… Continue reading
Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler has officially dropped out of the race for Democratic primary for House District 38. Fansler sent a letter to Division… Continue reading
A Mendenhall Valley intersection may be getting a redesign to cut down on traffic congestion and vehicle emissions. The intersection at Stephen Richards Memorial Drive… Continue reading
Payton Grant barely had time to enjoy the beautiful weather before catching two king salmon at Wayside Dock Monday afternoon. Payton, 13, of Juneau and… Continue reading
Jennifer Fletcher has spent five years advocating for equal rights in the Alaska state health care coverage plan. Fletcher is a transgender woman who filed… Continue reading
There is a change of plans for the New Juneau Arts and Cultural Center, and the city is being asked to help fund it. New… Continue reading
Anybody can be a miner or a logger, even just for one day. That is the one of the reasons that Juneau Gold Rush Days… Continue reading
Michelle Bonnet Hale loves Juneau — even the weather. Combining that fondness with what she has learned in various jobs, Hale has decided to run… Continue reading
Searching through folders in storage rooms at the Juneau Community Charter School, Principal Caron Smith found documents dating back 10 years about the school looking… Continue reading
The Juneau International Airport North Gate reconstruction has two options for the future. Now it is time to decide which direction the airport will go.… Continue reading
An ancestrally important site to Alaska Natives may soon be returned to its original inhabitants. Liana Wallace, a member of the Auk’w Kwáan tribe, said… Continue reading
Alaska Seaplanes is taking off for Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon territory starting Friday. This will mark Alaska Seaplanes first international destination and its 13th destination… Continue reading
Utility rates may be lowering for Alaska Electric Lights & Power Company customers due to a new federal tax law. The Regulatory Commission of Alaska… Continue reading
Juneau Mayor Ken Koelsch will give an update on the state of Juneau’s Indian Point to the City and Borough Lands and Resources Committee meeting… Continue reading
Trey Gallagher, a sixth-grader at Juneau Adventist Christian School, built a mansion complete with several computers and televisions. Now that mansion was built with cardboard… Continue reading
Seal oil with cracklings — crunchy seal fat — reminds Joe Nelson of early fall mornings growing up in Yakutat. Nelson, Board Chair of Sealaska… Continue reading
