Mansion has seen many updates to please occupants, but piano bought with first funds still playable.
Owner of 25 years says she’d love bar to stay local with “fresh ideas.”
“It’s not just a gift to the future, but to everybody now.”
“How many times has our government apologized to any American Native group?”
Author W.R. Kozey’s stories come from folklore, his experience as a bartender at the saloon.
Health value of tips now forming on Juneau’s trees known to Natives, European explorers for centuries
Five generations of family, dozens of friends and a coalition of political leaders offer tributes.
Edward Slomke killed at least seven men in Southeast Alaska. He may have murdered twice that many. Along with their lives, he took their money,… Continue reading
Museum exhibit highlights how capital got state’s first phone system and Telephone Hill got its name.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Endearing local memory with visit by Will Rogers and Wiley Post, followed by a shocking tragedy.
From $4.50 flightseeing tours in 1937 to a gathering place filled with aviation history today.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
From cash to coffee, one building’s long history.
Most of 1908 building demolished as of Thursday; owner tells city he wants to build housing.
Existing bridge is already the “second crossing”; parts of original now in local home, footbridges.
One of the most frequently spoken names in Juneau is Stroller White. We usually refer to the tall mountain that flanks the western side of… Continue reading
