When Gastineau Elementary kindergarten teacher Ben Kriegmont sees students on the first day of school, he can usually divide them into two groups. “One group… Continue reading
In 1917, Charles C. and Florence Personeus, Christian missionaries from the then newly-formed Assembly of God, disembarked in Juneau on a rainy November day. “I… Continue reading
Three years ago, Sealaska Heritage Institute organized an art auction to partially pay for construction of the Walter Soboleff Center in downtown Juneau. Today, that… Continue reading
The annual Ducks Unlimited fall banquet is returning to Centennial Hall on Sept. 30. Ducks Unlimited is a waterfowl and wetlands conservation organization whose goal… Continue reading
After two years of discussion and analysis, the Juneau Commission on Sustainability released an ambitious recommendation and challenge to the City and Borough of Juneau… Continue reading
Property taxes are due at the end of September, but because Sept. 30 falls on a weekend, Juneau residents have until Monday to postmark their… Continue reading
There was nothing out of the ordinary about Adrian de Jesus Olivarria Mora’s last night of work at McGivney’s Sports Bar and Grill in the… Continue reading
On a frigid March night soon after the closure of the Bergmann Hotel displaced people onto the streets of Juneau, Odette Edgar saw something that… Continue reading
The city is installing new artwork along the downtown waterfront this week, and the artist of the new sculptures is speaking about his work tonight.… Continue reading
Former Alaska writer laureate and influential Tlingit scholar Nora Keixwnéi Dauenhauer died Monday at the age of 90. Dauenhauer, of the Haines-Yakutat Lukaaxádi (sockeye) clan,… Continue reading
Juneau Christian Center will celebrate its 100th anniversary this fall. The church, which is the oldest Assembly of God church in Alaska, will host a… Continue reading
This past Friday, a federal jury convicted a Juneau man of receipt of child pornography, which carries a maximum penalty of no less than 15… Continue reading
For the most part, the three candidates for the Oct. 3 Board of Education election agreed on topics at the Juneau Votes! Candidate Forum on… Continue reading
It’s now possible to get green time and screen time simultaneously thanks to a new application for smartphones and mobile devices. The Mendenhall Glacier Recreation… Continue reading
The University of Alaska Southeast is one of the country’s “hidden gems,” according to one website. College Raptor, a site that seeks out overlooked colleges… Continue reading
The next phase of the City and Borough’s downtown street project begins next spring, and residents can learn about what to expect at a meeting… Continue reading
It was a good time for a training session. A Saturday morning dumpster fire at Juneau’s downtown Salvation Army thrift store was quickly extinguished as… Continue reading
During Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce candidate forum, the three candidates for the Board of Education spoke of the importance of teachers. On Friday afternoon, one… Continue reading
Capital City firefighter Brody Fink was one of the first people to arrive on the scene of the fire that killed two brothers. “It’ll basically… Continue reading
The doggy doors of a new business opened the first of September to welcome a pack of furry customers. Shawna Else is the owner of… Continue reading
