One of the most wonderful aspects of dining in a particular town is knowing that the chefs are local. The fact that they have ties… Continue reading
Three Southeast communities are among 14 statewide recipients of the Alaska Clean Water Actions grants. The combined $295,493 in grants are awarded by a partnership… Continue reading
Haines, Hydaburg awarded Forest Service Wood Innovation GrantsJUNEAU — The Haines Borough and the Hydaburg School District were two of 42 Forest Service Wood Innovation… Continue reading
The Tongass National Forest, partner agencies, groups, businesses, and local volunteers are sponsoring youth fishing events throughout Southeast. No experience is needed to participate in… Continue reading
Alaska’s salmon season officially got underway on May 16 with the arrival of thousands of sockeye and king salmon at the Copper River near Cordova,… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The Juneau Lyric Opera will present An Afternoon of Ave Marias on Sunday, May 29 at the Shrine of St. Therese chapel.Local singers… Continue reading
Kathryn Milliron has been an educator for 26 years, but on May 27, she will call this year her last.She is set to retire from… Continue reading
Let’s not beat around the bush: I’d make a terrible nudist.First of all, no belt loops. What am I supposed do with my thumbs? And… Continue reading
Senior Ashley Wittwer writes about artwork on display at the Semester Art Show at the Juneau-Douglas High School Art Studios on Thursday.… Continue reading
Recently Healing Hand Foundation received a $2,500 donation from Wells Fargo Bank. The donation was presented by Karen West, Wells Fargo Business Manager, to Joe… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital• A daughter, Annalise Enya Lockie, weighing 7 lbs. 2 oz., was born to Emily and Scott Lockie of Juneau… Continue reading
The Douglas 4th of July Committee asks Douglas residents, organizations and businesses to fly the American flag on Flag Day, Tuesday, June 14. The Douglas… Continue reading
Martina Worden, a graduating senior from the Juneau-Douglas High School, received a $4,000 scholarship and is among 25 winners of the BP Principals Scholarship program… Continue reading
Next school year, the Juneau School District will be offering free breakfast for all students at most elementary schools and grab and go foods where… Continue reading
I come closer to ecstasy through sex, poetry and hikes (and gingersnaps dipped in coffee) than I do reading scripture or prayer.Worship is close at… Continue reading
The Juneau Mendenhall Flying Lions Club is inviting the community to join them for a special celebration event. In honor of the upcoming 100th anniversary… Continue reading
On June 4 you have a date with history, an exclusive preview tour for 200 people inside the newly completed Father Andrew P. Kashevaroff State… Continue reading
Matthew Staley graduated with his bachelor’s of science degree in architectural studies, summa cum laude, on May 7 from Washington State University. Staley also received… Continue reading
Bullwinkle’s Pizza is a semifinalist in the ACT College and Career Readiness Campaign. The campaign honors individuals and institutions who help prepare people for college… Continue reading
The North Douglas Neighborhood Association reminds people using the North Douglas Boat Launch to secure lightweight materials on deck (herring wrappers, gloves, coffee cups, etc.).… Continue reading
