Nathan Klein of Juneau was named to the Fall 2016 Dean’s List at Lewis & Clark College with a GPA of 3.72. Klein is a… Continue reading
Monday, Feb. 13 Beef &Vegetable Soup Tomato &Cheese Sandwich Sunshine Salad Tuesday, Feb. 14 Sweet &Sour Pork Carrots Rice Tossed Salad Wednesday, Feb. 15 Meatloaf… Continue reading
Jacqueline Shane of Juneau was named to the Fall 2016 President’s List at Haskell Indian Nations University. Shane is a Thunder Mountain graduate finishing up… Continue reading
The Juneau School District thanks Avista Corporation for the generous $2,000 donation to help feed Juneau students. Avista is the parent company of Alaska Electric… Continue reading
Call me festive, but I like to celebrate constantly. For me every season is holiday season; around our house, it’s always the most wonderful time… Continue reading
The Juneau Area Cub Scout Pinewood Derby was held Saturday at the Nugget Mall. The race was open any Cub Scout in Juneau and determined… Continue reading
On Feb. 7, seven Floyd Dryden Middle School Battle of the Books teams battled at the school library. Team Banana Bashers (Solveig Wolter, Molly Brocious… Continue reading
Andrea Nicole Gordon, Katie Annemarie Janes, Ciera Yap Kelly and Darian McKenzie Perov of Juneau were named to the Fall 2016 Washington State University’s President’s… Continue reading
Reader-submitted images of Mother Nature in Southeast Submit your wild shots: The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — A push by a group of senior Republican statesmen for a tax on carbon to help lessen the effects of climate change is… Continue reading
MEXICO CITY — The number of monarch butterflies wintering in Mexico dropped by 27 percent this year, reversing last year’s recovery from historically low numbers,… Continue reading
I take a walk on one of Juneau’s many trails almost every day, alone or with friends. Sometimes it’s a bit hard to get myself… Continue reading
Last month, villagers in Savoonga landed a bowhead whale. Before 2017, in every January people can remember, sea ice surrounded St. Lawrence Island, locking it… Continue reading
Capital City Weekly Editor’s note: Regular readers of the Capital City Weekly will recognize James Kelly’s work from his many illustrations of poems in our… Continue reading
For 22 years now, the Sitka Jazz Festival has been bringing together student bands from across Alaska and musicians from around the U.S. to perform… Continue reading
Debuting on New Year’s Eve last year, Weed Dudes opened its door as the first retailer of marijuana in Sitka. “I kept expecting to get… Continue reading
It might come as a surprise to Northerners that Donald Trump’s grandfather made his first fortune “mining miners” during the Klondike gold rush in Bennett,… Continue reading
UAF Cooperative Extension agent Sarah Lewis will be teaching eight different classes through Juneau Community Schools from February through May. Find descriptions and register on… Continue reading
Once again, I find myself awkwardly stalled in the dairy aisle staring at the egg carton displays: “Cage Free,” Organic,” “Free Range,” Certified Humane.” The… Continue reading
Today is an auspicious day. It’s Super Bowl Sunday. You know what that means, right? Only a few more weeks until the start of Spring… Continue reading
