Thunder Mountain High School upperclassmen have waited lifetime for title chance.
On a recent afternoon, middle Alaska slipped into darkness. But a few hours after the 3:17 p.m. sunset, a golden light appeared in a field… Continue reading
The Teklanika River grows and moves swiftly as it flows north. Eventually the Alaska Range relents and gives way to the boggy interior of Alaska.… Continue reading
An eagle soars overhead, wings spread, making only minute steering adjustments of wing and tail feathers. It’s gliding on air currents and may travel considerable… Continue reading
Strong numbers for season pass sales, number of foreign student employees, business leaders told.
As an instructor for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, I have stood before a group of Alaskans every Tuesday night this November. During the most recent… Continue reading
Warm temperatures and rain dissolved much of ski area’s snowpack, but cold and snow in forecast.
I like to live where there are seasonal changes in weather and natural history activity, but sometimes those changes, including the most recent conditions, just… Continue reading
“Worst weather we’ve had in 10 years” just means burning off more calories.
With mild temperatures and ample snow, much of Alaska is now primed for cross-country skiing. It’s a sport for all ages, made possible by friction.… Continue reading
I have fumbled for years attempting to put into words what the outdoor world means to me and succeed only in doing it well enough… Continue reading
Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kale loses 3-1 on Saturday after 4-3 win Friday
Participants finish looking like stars — 27 of them — after completing that many laps around track.
Former college All-American to spend holidays training intensely for season that starts in February.
Longtime Glacier Swim Club teammates will compete collegiately.
“I’ve never seen such unity against a policy,” local school member says after statewide conference.
New ultra runner hits new personal best.
Lifelong Juneau coach, mentor, educator and friend passes.
Strong rallies by Falcons keep match close before decisive fourth set.
Eighth-ranked Falcons will face either top-ranked Wasilla or second-ranked Dimond.