When vertebrates moved onto land, long ago, some of them eventually became airborne, way after the insects did. There are three groups of vertebrates that… Continue reading
Good Sport, academic, cheer and dance honors given.
JDHS season ends, Ketchikan advances to the state tournament.
JDHS clinches undefeated Southeast season with 65-43 win over Kayhi.
JDHS’ Kerra Baxter scores 21 points, Gwen Nizich 16 in win
Region tourney opening loss puts JDHS in a hole to reach state.
JDHS begins 4A play on Thursday against Ketchikan on Kings’ home court.
JYWC claims two titles, 16 claim high placings
Individuals honored for their roles in the team dynamics.
Ketchikan hosts, JDHS hopes to spoil Kings’ home court advantage
We’re all familiar with the major bones of a human body, although many folks don’t know their official names. Far less well-known are some small… Continue reading
No homecoming hibernation for Crimson Bears against North Pole
Region V 1A tournament runner-up games and awards highlight Saturday action
Fifth championship in a row for seniors Armour and Marvin.
Thunderbirds earn third straight ticket to state tournament.
She’s fine for about ten minutes. It’s a challenge so she’s game. She props herself up on her hands in the cobra pose, then on… Continue reading
Crimson Bears to honor basketball, cheer, dance and pep band seniors
Both win semifinal games convincingly, will meet in final Friday
Klawock runs through Kake; Hoonah outlasts Skagway to earn berths.
We can’t see them, but there are more microbes — tiny fungi, bacteria, worms and other living things — in a teaspoon of soil than… Continue reading