The Crimson Bears also received the Sportsmanship Award last weekend.
Why funding schools must include student activities.
Seven storytellers will present at 7 p.m. on Feb. 10.
The Assembly approved $5.5 million to raze Telephone Hill as part of the “Telephone Hill Redevelopment Project.” The CBJ Project Summary and the City Manager’s… Continue reading
For decades, Alaska has operated under a fiscal and budgeting system unlike any other state, and some could argue any place in the world. It… Continue reading
At some point on Sunday, dopey characters, hopelessly addicted to Doritos, will let others down by crunching their way to everyone’s demise. A scantily clad… Continue reading
It’s a well-known saying that “timing is everything.” Certainly, this applies to the concerns surrounding Eaglecrest, Juneau’s municipally-owned ski area. Recent management changes, operational difficulties,… Continue reading
How truth lost its place in the Trump administration.
Snow, snow, everywhere, and no place to put it!
U.S. Geological Survey says 179 people reported feeling the earthquake.
Atticus Hempel reflects on gardening, fishing, hunting, and foraging for food for in Gustavus.
Carl Benson’s last winter on Earth featured 32 consecutive days during which temperatures in his chosen town did not rise above zero degrees Fahrenheit. “It’s… Continue reading
What if we gave our town a safe space to talk about living and dying with family and friends?
Sustainable Southeast Partnership reflects on a values-aligned approach to financial wellness.
A shift in state funding could help, but a big gap likely remains unless a key federal grant is issued.
Top Coast Guard officer says he is considering whether to base four new icebreakers in Alaska.
Visit Juneau Arts and Humanities Council at JAHC.org for more details on this week’s happenings.
