In a Friday article in thes Outdoors section about Juneau’s endangered bats, the Empire reported that U.S. Geological Survey data shows that the bat disease… Continue reading
In an news story Thursday about Southeast tribes voicing mining concerns to the State Department, the Empire misidentified the first name of the president of… Continue reading
Knights of Columbus Bishop Kenny Council brunch, 10 a.m.-noon, St. Paul’s Catholic Church. $10 for a family and $4 for an individual.Open trap shooting, 10… Continue reading
For the first time, Alaska’s only earthquake simulator is leaving its home in Anchorage and coming to visit Southeast.From 11 a.m.-7 p.m. on Aug. 31… Continue reading
In an attempt to avoid a possible 40-year prison sentence, a convicted child rapist is asking that a statewide panel of judges review his case.… Continue reading
The city has closed Twin Lakes to all swimmers after the Parks and Recreation Department discovered the water contained a high count of fecal bacteria.The… Continue reading
Editor's Note: The first version of this story used the incorrect units of measurement. The Palmer Prospect contains 2.6 million inferred grams of gold and… Continue reading
On Aug. 19, 1986, results of a poll taken by state workers showed that only 450 members of the Alaska Public Employee Association were willing… Continue reading
This report contains public information available to the Empire from law enforcement agencies. This report includes arrest and citation information, not conviction information. Anyone listed… Continue reading
On Aug. 20, 1986, candidates for lieutenant governor fought hard in the Republican primary debate and 16 Juneau legislative candidates collected a total of $246,313… Continue reading
We’ve heard some awesome fishing stories this year.First, there was 81-year-old Dr. Gary Hedges, aka The World’s Greatest Fishermen, who wrestled with a 59-pound salmon… Continue reading
About 65 people attended a public forum Wednesday night to ask representatives from the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company about their plans to build… Continue reading
Storytime, 11 a.m., Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Details: 586-5267. Organ concert, noon, State Office Building. T. J. Duffy to play a variety of music.Senior Lunch,… Continue reading
Downtown Juneau is on the cusp of what several business owners see as an exciting revitalization, and it’s all starting with Main Street.No, not the… Continue reading
On Aug. 18, 1986, 260 municipal workers of the Inland Boatmen’s Union were to vote at their next meeting whether to defer their next salary… Continue reading
The annual Panhandlers Motorcycle Club toy run returns this weekend for a 22nd year. The lineup takes place in the Donna’s Restaurant parking lot ahead… Continue reading
The University of Alaska Southeast is hosting a memorial service in remembrance of Richard Dauenhauer, the poet and translator who died in August 2014 of… Continue reading
Juneau’s branch of the Democratic Party hosts its annual picnic this weekend at Sandy Beach.The picnic begins at 11 a.m. Saturday and runs until 2… Continue reading
A pair of hikers from New York called for help on Wednesday night when they were unable hike down Mount Roberts, according to an Alaska… Continue reading
In 1970, Joni Mitchell famously lamented the paving of paradise to put up a parking lot in her hit song “Big Yellow Taxi.” On Monday… Continue reading
