When my kids were growing up their appetites were insatiable. Every night I had to come up with a meal to satisfy their bottomless stomachs.… Continue reading
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Our nation is obsessed with AI these days. Artificial intelligence is writing our school essays (don’t tell the teacher), animating our favorite movies, and feeding… Continue reading
Ballet that Juneau Dance Theatre calls its most elaborate production ever opens Friday at JDHS.
After surviving lawsuit by Gold Rush-era persona, building is a modern landmark of art and function.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
How to use up chicken breasts has been a life-long problem for me. While my dog was alive, I would cut up a whole chicken,… Continue reading
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Three participants discuss their experiences and lessons learned for a sustainable future.
Online re-release of Juneau musician’s 1998 album occurring during this week’s Alaska Folk Festival.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Youth solo winner Cerys Hudson featured on cello concerto notable for its splicing of parts.
On Wednesday evening the Juneau-Douglas City Museum hosted a reception celebrating traditional Alaska Native weaver Lily Hope, the 2023 recipient of the Marie Darlin Prize… Continue reading
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Most people don’t think of a fruit salad as a dessert. This one makes a fabulous and impressive end to a company dinner or as… Continue reading
From Little League practice to practicing being POTUS, there’s many ways to get cracking.
Traditional Hindu celebration expands with new events, venues in third year.
Performance by Taku Winds and local students promises brawls, cattle drives and classical concerto.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
A conversation with U.S. Forest Service Deputy Supervisor Barbara Miranda
