Happy Thanksgiving, Juneau.
News briefs for the week of Nov. 21, 2018.
Eagle River United Methodist Camp is an inclusive option for Thanksgiving.
Daniel Schally is returning to Juneau.
Head downtown for free donuts.
He’s ran at sea-level in Alaska and 6,000 feet in Colorado. He’s trod across the Golden Gate Bridge in California and through the Sandhills of… Continue reading
Republican Bart LeBon and Democrat Kathryn Dodge vie to succeed Rep. Scott Kawasaki in Fairbanks.
John MacKinnon is the outgoing executive director of the Associated General Contractors of Alaska.
Santa Claus will break from the North Pole for a few hours Friday. The Douglas Fourth of July Committee is putting on “Skate with Santa”… Continue reading
Winners get to take home a turkey.
Juneau Youth Services Gallery makes sure young artists from any background have a potential platform for artistic expression. The fourth annual show will take place… Continue reading
A story about a book of letters.
The diverse movies all had fish in common.
Smoking downtown will be tougher.
Don’t leave your food unattended.
The Assembly will look even more different soon.
Dunleavy’s transition team said Friday that it sent an email to all state employees who serve at the pleasure of the governor asking them to resign and to reapply for their positions.
It should be ready by next school year.
Republicans have maintained control of the Alaska Senate and chose Sen. Cathy Giessel of Anchorage to be the new president of the chamber. Giessel would… Continue reading
The hunters were near Mount Jumbo.
