Both students and Squirtles recently returned for another academic year. Pokémon Go, that irrepressible summer craze, has infiltrated the classroom.Many teachers worry that the wildly… Continue reading
On behalf of the Southeast Alaska Food Bank board of directors and our volunteers, I would like to thank the U.S. Coast Guard members for… Continue reading
The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council received a grant from the Juneau Community Foundation’s Jurasz-Scudder Fund for the new Juneau Arts and Culture Center.The grant… Continue reading
A new Juneau campus shuttle program has launched this semester, providing services between the Auke Lake campus, Anderson Building, Student Housing and Recreation Center. The… Continue reading
Ever wonder why gold is here, or how our geology has affected urban development such as landslides, our unruly Gold Creek and uplifting landscapes and… Continue reading
The Tai Chi for Arthritis Program, as acknowledged by the Centers for Disease Control, has been shown to improve movement, balance, strength, flexibility, relaxation and… Continue reading
In late August and early September, Juneau folks frequently remarked on the numbers of fuzzy, orange and black caterpillars in their gardens or crawling over… Continue reading
Rabies is a death sentence for any animal. Experts have wondered how a virus survives when it kills all the creatures it infects.“We don’t have… Continue reading
Alaska Department of Fish and Game will hold an informational meeting for the upcoming Gustavus moose hunt (RM049) at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14 at… Continue reading
Back when I had a small garden, I didn’t need to worry too much about the end of the season. By the time the temperatures… Continue reading
Submit your wild shots: The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life. Send your photos to: Outdoors… Continue reading
In retooling 6,000 acres of prized recreation area surrounding the Mendenhall Glacier, the U.S. Forest Service is taking a fresh approach: letting the community lead… Continue reading
My grandfather had a place on a lake and every summer he’d paint one side of it. On a weekend morning he’d go to the… Continue reading
A beaded leather-gloved author,cannery worker, First Nation’s matriarch,and her fencer, philosopher husband,arm in arm, approach the hotel entrance. Rain peppers them. In their wake, legions… Continue reading
As the morning of Sept. 3 broke warm and clear over the village of Kasaan, a small southeast Alaskan village of approximately 50 year-round residents,… Continue reading
PETERSBURG — Booth signs up are now available for the 40th annual Oktoberfest Art Share to be held on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 10 a.m.-3… Continue reading
JUNEAU — A new Juneau campus shuttle program has launched this semester, providing services between the Auke Lake campus, Anderson Building, Student Housing and Recreation… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council will host the third round of community sessions with architects of the new Arts Complex from 5:30-7… Continue reading
This summer the University of Alaska Southeast’s Finish College Alaska program launched, and with it, the plan to increase the number of degree-toting adults.Twenty-nine percent… Continue reading
Editor's note: The Capital City Weekly is featuring two divas a week leading up to Juneau Lyric Opera’s Sept. 24 “Who’s Your Diva” competition and… Continue reading
