The average number of flooding disaster declarations or severe storms in Alaska has increased from one to four and a half a year, according to… Continue reading
The price of national forest and grassland visitor maps will increase on Jan. 1, 2018. Currently, visitor maps are $10 for the plastic or $9… Continue reading
Want to have a say in how Alaska’s fisheries are managed? The Alaska Board of Fisheries wants to hear from you. The board issued its… Continue reading
What happened to winter? Rain on Douglas in December? Why no snow on the road? Avy gear? Yeah, probably should. First ODS run of the… Continue reading
Juneau artist Devita Stipek Writer has been painting with oils and acrylics for more than 40 years. Her abstract paintings feature Southeast landscapes, frequently of… Continue reading
Sealaska Heritage Institute is reaching out to hunters to help revitalize the endangered art of Tlingit mountain goat horn spoon carving. Davina Cole is the… Continue reading
Editor’s note: This week’s Southeast in Sepia is courtesy of guest author and historian Doug Vandegraft, author of “A Guide to the Notorious Bars of… Continue reading
Dan Kirkwood of Juneau in late November released a new record with his New York City band Obiwan Coyote. It’s an album heavily influenced by… Continue reading
It is the holiday season! A wondrous and special time of year when hearts are softened, snowmen abound and the world becomes a more magical… Continue reading
Well, it’s beginning to look a lot LESS like Christmas — what happened?! We were off to such a great start! The Pacific Decadal Oscillation… Continue reading
Starting about February every year I have been known to exclaim “It will be Christmas before you know it!” It’s perhaps an odd utterance since… Continue reading
Dear Juneau residents, Thank you for another memorable Gallery Walk! Every year the Downtown Business Association closes down Front Street and coordinates various activities throughout… Continue reading
The Cooperative Church Council is sponsoring its annual Advent Luncheon at Northern Light United Church on Thursday, Dec. 7 at noon. Father Stephen from Saint… Continue reading
Juneau architectural firm Jensen Yorba Lott, Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of local architect Corey Wall to our team. Jensen Yorba Lott Inc… Continue reading
If the Academic Decathlon were in the Olympics, Juneau-Douglas High School would have brought home 19 medals this weekend: six gold medals, seven silver medals… Continue reading
Dog and cat food is being collected from Monday, Dec. 11-Sunday, Dec. 17 for the 8th annual Grateful Dogs of Juneau pet food drive. The… Continue reading
Special Olympics Juneau would like to extend a big thank you to the community in support of our annual spaghetti feed / dessert auction held… Continue reading
Style isn’t just about what you wear, it’s also about how you move in the world. Professional dancers have a quality of movement that simply… Continue reading
State workers at the Division of Retirement and Benefits (DRB) take their responsibility to help people seriously. Following their motto “We Make Good Things Happen,”… Continue reading
Mudrooms, Juneau’s monthly community storytelling event, is offering a free storytelling workshop called The Story Factory from 3-5 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 10 at Northern… Continue reading
