Clarissa Rizal of Juneau will be honored by the National Endowment of the Arts’ National Heritage Fellowship, which is given to those practicing folk and… Continue reading
Dan Jager of Capital City Fire Rescue has successfully completed the process that awards him the professional designation of Fire Marshal. The Commission on Professional… Continue reading
Guo Hua Xia was named the new music director of the Juneau Student Symphony. He replaces Tyree Pini who has relocated to Arizona where he… Continue reading
Two Juneau residents were named Scholar-Athletes by Northwest Conference for the 2015-16 school year for their performance in sports and in the classroom.Nathan Klein, who… Continue reading
The Panhandlers Motorcycle Club and Bartlett Regional Hospital wish to thank Juneau motorcycle enthusiasts and friends who donated stuffed toys and participated in the 22nd… Continue reading
As “Freda” flies south for the winter, the Juneau Glacier Valley Rotary Club wishes to thank the community for the tremendous support and success of… Continue reading
I would like to extend my gratitude to all the people who have helped, and also continue to assist me in my time of need… Continue reading
The Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum gives Juneau a round of applause for making First Folio! The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare, on tour… Continue reading
Cancer Connection’s 25th annual Beat the Odds – A Race Against Cancer was held on Aug. 20. It was an encouraging sight to behold over… Continue reading
The Southeast Alaska Food Bank and our team of volunteers would like to thank owner Lisa Ibias, staff of Alaska Dames and the Un-Cruise Adventures… Continue reading
Some friends and I find it endlessly entertaining to take a walk and just see what we can see. Sometimes our curiosity raises more questions… Continue reading
While Alaskans have long endured dense mosquitoes and frigid air, we’ve always had the absence of venomous snakes and dog ticks.But the latter may be… Continue reading
HONOLULU — Halfway between East and West, President Barack Obama traveled Thursday to one of the most remote corners of the ocean — Midway Atoll… Continue reading
BILLINGS, Mont. — Montana re-opened portions of the Yellowstone River and some tributaries Thursday but is keeping a popular stretch closed to all recreational activity… Continue reading
HILO, Hawaii — A tropical storm left parts of Hawaii’s Big Island soggy but intact Thursday as residents of the island state prepare for a… Continue reading
For the past 100 years, the Huna Tlingit were unable to return to their ancestral homeland of Glacier Bay.The next 100 years will be very… Continue reading
HAINES — After taking a 30-year break from the craft, Haines artist Yuko Hays has spent the last two years rediscovering her passion for oil… Continue reading
JLO: What was your first memorable public performance?JS: My first public performance was a Juneau-Douglas High School production of Peter Pan in the late 1980s.… Continue reading
JLO: What was your first memorable public performance?AM: When I was about 11 I sang “Castle on a Cloud” from Les Misérables at a church… Continue reading
At the end of Shakespeare’s Richard II, the new king, Henry IV, already faces rebellion hatched in the name of Richard, the legitimate king whom… Continue reading
