Count yourself blessed if you were in attendance at the Juneau-Douglas High School gym for the JDHS versus Thunder Mountain High School boys varsity basketball… Continue reading
Thank you to everyone who helped celebrate Elizabeth Peratrovich Day on Feb. 18. Camp 70 Alaska Native Sisterhood hosted a gathering at the University of… Continue reading
More than 30 Juneau area residents attended the Feb. 16-18 Southeast Alaska Garden Conference held in Haines, for which Jeff Lowenfels (award-winning long-time Alaska garden… Continue reading
Recent births at Barlett Regional Hospital: • On Feb. 9, a son, Henry Isamu Akiyama II, weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, was born to Manamaya… Continue reading
The University of Wyoming, Northern Arizona University, and Sam Houston State University have released fall semester deans’ lists that include Juneau residents, according to emails… Continue reading
A few years back I started a Facebook account and sought to connect with family from across the country. I also started adding friends from… Continue reading
Over the past couple months, all eighth-grade students in the Juneau School District took advantage of their unique location in Alaska’s capital and visited the… Continue reading
Catholic Community Service would like to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to everyone who helped make our second annual 2018 “Classy & Sassy” Gala… Continue reading
Here are three small stories, two from the field and one from home — two that were simply fun and one that leaves some questions.… Continue reading
Efforts to clean up the waters and the surrounding areas in town are paying off. The City and Borough Docks &Harbors recently announced it was… Continue reading
KINY Radio recently reported that the Canadian Olympic snowboarding team’s uniform sports a raven pattern familiar to many Alaskans. Designed by Tlingit artist Corrine Hunt,… Continue reading
Finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction “The Snow Child,” the debut novel of Alaskan writer Eowyn Ivey, is a book I’ve been meaning… Continue reading
My dad rolled the small fish in egg and then flour, and set it beside three other smelt in the hot frying pan. He stood… Continue reading
On Saturday, Feb. 10, students of the University Alaska Southeast Intro to Ice Climbing traveled to Skagway to spend the weekend using their new-found technical… Continue reading
I’ve had a lot of fun watching the Winter Olympics these past few weeks. The strength and skill of all the athletes is breathtaking. I… Continue reading
Years ago, I was talking with an old Elfin Cove bachelor about places we wanted to visit before we died. It was May and a… Continue reading
It’s been the mission of the Huna Heritage Foundation (HHF) to perpetuate the Huna Tlingit culture and promote education for future generations, and it plans… Continue reading
On February 12, 17 students participated in the district spelling bee. These students had already won their class bees and school bees. Students from 3rd-8th… Continue reading
We live in a very generous community and state, and that generosity is very apparent every single day. We would like to thank everyone at… Continue reading
Recent births at Barlett Regional Hospital: • On Feb. 4, a son, James Alexander Reeder, weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces, was born to Brenna and… Continue reading
