KC Mack grew up with America’s pastime, playing baseball from a young age. Like any young player, he dedicated a huge amount of time to… Continue reading
Black Friday is always a chaotic day of searching for deals, and shoppers will need sustenance. Starting at 8 a.m. Friday, many downtown businesses will… Continue reading
The biggest Thanksgiving dinner in town could be even larger than usual this year. Each year, the Salvation Army serves a free Thanksgiving dinner at… Continue reading
A Juneau man died Sunday afternoon, alone at the Rainforest Recovery Center sleep-off area. RRC employees picked up Juneau resident Steven Jay West, 57, at… Continue reading
The opening of an annual Juneau holiday tradition could provide some refuge to shoppers exhausted by the craziness of Black Friday this weekend. The Juneau… Continue reading
The tree is ready. On Friday night, the lights will be, too. This past Saturday, the Douglas Fourth of July Committee decorated a Christmas tree… Continue reading
In the early hours of Halloween, a Juneau man found an unknown man in his living room, and that person is still at large. Asleep… Continue reading
Juneau won’t have to dream of a white Thanksgiving. It’ll soon be here, just like the ones it used to know. The National Weather Service… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The Alaska U.S. attorney’s office says it does not plan to seek the death penalty in the case of a Utah man accused… Continue reading
The Frickey residence, located Out the Road, is in a picturesque spot. Snow-laden trees surround the house, the interior of which is bright, wood-paneled and… Continue reading
This summer, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly approved an ordinance this summer allowing Eaglecrest Ski Area to serve alcohol, but skiers will likely… Continue reading
Juneau’s downtown waterfront could look very different in two years, and the time is now for Juneau residents to share their thoughts on the current… Continue reading
A tour company that brings people on the Treadwell Mine Historic District Trail to its zip line is looking to increase the maximum number of… Continue reading
Retaining Alaska National Guardsmen in Southeast Alaska isn’t as easy as it used to be. Cultural and institutional shifts have made it harder, Guard personnel… Continue reading
This week, the Regulatory Commission of Alaska approved a permanent rate increase for Alaska Electric Light &Power, the first for the utility since May 2010.… Continue reading
What does it take to create 300 apple pies in a day? About 45 volunteers, 600 pounds of apples, hot coffee and careful planning. A… Continue reading
As the snow began to fall Thursday night, a small fire was burning in the Mendenhall Valley. At 10:05 p.m. Thursday, Capital City Fire/Rescue responded… Continue reading
Using an airplane to spot Dall sheep while hunting will stay illegal in the state for now. The Board of Game on Tuesday reaffirmed its… Continue reading
The Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot returns this year on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Juneau Gun Club and Alaska Department of Fish… Continue reading
For its monthly poetry slam, Woosh Kinaadeiyí is combining forces with a University of Alaska Southeast student group tonight. At 7 p.m. Friday at the… Continue reading