Jeremy Weske, son of Thomas and Judith Weske, earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Bethel Univeristy in St. Paul, Minnesota.… Continue reading
Saul L. Santana, a Juneau resident who is in his junior year of his civil engineering major, made the spring honor roll at Oregon State… Continue reading
Path To Prosperity (P2P) has narrowed down the 2016 applications to 12 finalists. Two are from Juneau: Matthew Kern on behalf of Alder Grove Farm,… Continue reading
The Juneau Economic Development Council offers science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) summer camps to prepare Juneau children for one of the fastest growing job… Continue reading
The Juneau Lyric Opera (JLO) is celebrating 40 years of vocal and theatrical programming at their Anniversary Gala on Friday, July 29, 7 p.m. at… Continue reading
Sealaska Heritage Institute is accepting applications for its new artist-in-residence program at the Walter Soboleff Building.The purpose of the program is to encourage study of… Continue reading
The Alaska Office of History and Archaeology is launching a statewide historic preservation planning effort by inviting Alaskans to identify historic places throughout the state… Continue reading
Linda Behnken is replacing International Pacific Halibut Commission interim commissioner Jeff Kauffman as commissioner in the Alaska resident seat.The U.S. State Department designated Jeff Kauffman,… 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
On a particularly rainy day on Admiralty Island, my older brother Luke and I watched three land otters loping across Swan Cove’s expansive tidal flat.“I’m… Continue reading
On a day like this 121 years ago, a hungry U.S. Army explorer passed here at the mouth of Fish Creek, where clear water collides… Continue reading
Just before the summer solstice, I went with some friends to this little glacier north and east of Skagway. The ferry ride up Lynn Canal… Continue reading
All the work in spring begins to emerge around this time. Some of it offers nice surprises with displays of abundance while others provide only… Continue reading
The Tongass National Forest is handing out free Every Kid in a Park passes, but one has to be in fourth grade to get one.… Continue reading
Karen Bradford, a 25-year veteran of the National Park Service, has been selected as the acting superintendent of Katmai National Park and Preserve. Bradford has… Continue reading
Starting today, sport fishing for king salmon and snagging will be prohibited within a 200-yard radius of the Wayside Park Fishing Dock (Channel Wayside fishing… Continue reading
The Forest Service is seeking to find an alternative use of the historic M/V Chugach, the last wooden ranger boat in the fleet operating in… Continue reading
The University of Alaska Southeast has a new provost.UAS officials announced Thursday that Dr. Karen Carey was selected as the new provost after a yearlong… Continue reading
Alison Bremner is a Tlingit artist living in Yakutat and apprenticing in the Tlingit language. She is a member of the Git-Hoan and Mount Saint… Continue reading
Capital City Weekly: Do you have any particular creative routines or habits — favorite spaces to work, times of day, materials you use, music you… Continue reading
