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Downtown boutique closes doors after 22 years as owner looks to move on
It was 22 years ago, but Lisa Ryals still remembers her first sale. She was just 21 years…
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Planetarium fundraises for new projector
The Friends of the Marie Drake Planetarium, a group of volunteers whose mission is to provide astronomy education…
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A predator and a pedestal
Judy and Herb Wright operate the Point Baker Trading Post from May to September, selling milk and eggs…
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Juneau man ends up in Seattle hospital after assault on Franklin Street
A Juneau man is in a Seattle hospital for treatment of facial injuries after a Thursday night assault…
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Author to talk climate change at Evening at Egan
Local author and former City and Borough of Juneau Assembly member Kate Troll will discuss her new book,…
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Alaska-Siberia researcher looks to cultural group for larger societal answers
Alexander Dolitsky, author and Alaska-Siberia Research Center Director, started his talk to the Chamber of Commerce luncheon by…
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Rain-snow mix expected Monday
Juneau’s first snowfall of the season may come almost right on schedule. National Weather Service forecasters here expect…
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Group proposes mural to welcome visitors
More than a million tourists visited Juneau this summer, with many of them sending postcards to friends back…
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Council: Subsistence trappers don’t need tags, proposal would allow bear baiting in Southeast
A proposal passed Thursday that would no longer require subsistence hunters to mark their traps with identifying numbers…
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Wolf kills dog in Lemon Creek
A local woman is warning Juneau dog walkers to use leashes after her family dog was killed by…
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One day left for playground picket pickup
This Saturday marks the final deadline for those looking for their memento from the former Project Playground at…
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Deadline approaching for career-seeking program
It’s never too late to find the right career, and The Learning Center is hoping to help adults…
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Air emergency notification just a text message away
Mendenhall Valley residents might not even have to leave their homes to find out if it’s safe to…
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Alaska-Siberia relations at center of Chamber luncheon
Russia and Alaska face similar challenges, and Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon will look at some of them.…
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Coast Guard scares its way to large food bank donation
An organization that keeps people safe proved to be pretty good at scaring people this past weekend. U.S.…
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Owner, Coast Guard working to limit environmental effect of sinking boat
On Monday morning, a boat began sinking in Indian Cove. By Tuesday afternoon, it was still barely afloat…
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Trio of officers earn promotions
A full room of spectators at the Juneau Police Department headquarters on Monday leaned forward all at once…
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Report: Juneau’s mining ordinance fairly typical
Earlier this month, an Anchorage consultant filed his report on Juneau’s mining ordinance, and the Assembly Mining Subcommittee…
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Be safe this Halloween
Happy Halloween, Juneau! For those wanting to trick-or-treat downtown on Halloween day, 50 downtown businesses will welcome trick-or-treaters…
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Flume Trail closed by landslide
Last week’s rainstorm has passed, but its effects will linger for at least a few weeks. On Monday,…