For a town of its size (4,300 people), Barrow receives more visits by scientists than any place in America. The northernmost community in the U.S.… Continue reading
The first thing I see when I wake up is Morris. I squint against the white morning light, trying to read the billboard that towers… Continue reading
At 11 p.m. on a spring night in 2008, Logan Miller and Nick Rutecki decided to walk the 12 miles from a friend’s house to… Continue reading
The Juneau Chapter of Trout Unlimited is hosting the 2016 International Fly Fishing Film Festival “IF4”.IF4 consists of short and feature length films produced by… Continue reading
The Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources adopted the Southeast State Forest Management Plan on Feb. 29. In addition, the Commissioner reclassified nearly 46,600… Continue reading
Community Schools has scheduled two learn-to-flycast work workshops in March and April. They will be taught by Tony Soltys, President of the Raincountry Flyfishers, who… Continue reading
At the Juneau Audubon Society meeting on Thursday, March 10, Joshua Peters will present “Southern Resident Whales and the Effect of Damming Washington and Oregon… Continue reading
The State of Alaska winter hunting season for Fortymile caribou under Registration Hunt RC867 will close in the remainder of the hunt area on lands… Continue reading
Last year I wrote about a trip to Yelapa, Mexico. I poked fun at my unreasonable fear of cartels, which was replaced with a much… Continue reading
Appropriation of indigenous peoples’ art and culture: it’s something that’s been happening for decades, if not centuries, and that still happens even today. Those imitations… Continue reading
Losing sucks.There’s a lot of it going around this time of year. High school teams are wrapping up their seasons and careers, while college basketball… Continue reading
Man of La Mancha rides into town this MarchThis March “Man of La Mancha” will be coming to the Juneau-Douglas High School stage where the… Continue reading
Two public libraries honored by IMLSAlaska’s Haines Borough Public Library and Juneau Public Libraries are among the 30 finalists for the 2016 National Medal for… Continue reading
Eight different musicians will come to The Alaskan Hotel and Bar March 4 and 5 for a Fairbanks-themed mini-festival with more than eight individual performances… Continue reading
Fifteen acts, or more than 40 performers, will display their talent and compete for prizes, publicity and bragging rights on Saturday, March 12, at the… Continue reading
An adventurous Fireside Lecture at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center on Friday, March 4 takes the audience to remote regions of Southeast Alaska for ultra-running explorations.… Continue reading
EVENTS Wildlife Wednesday: Blue Carbon, Wednesday, March 2, 7-8 pm, Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Heidi Pearson, Assistant Professor of Marine Biology at the University of Alaska… Continue reading
I recently finished Marissa Meyer’s delectable YA series, “The Lunar Chronicles.” Or so I thought.Originally planned as a quartet with one book per fairytale heroine:… Continue reading
FEATURED ARTISTS PATTI JOUPPI AND HALI DENTONJAHC GalleryPatti Hutchens Jouppi will exhibit mixed media work; Hali Denton will exhibit work done in pen and ink.Juneau… Continue reading
JAHC calls for art applicationsThe Juneau Arts & Humanities Council has opened their application acceptance for the 2016-2017 JAHC Gallery Season. The call for art… Continue reading
