Members from the Ho-Chunk Nation and Bad River Tribe joined the Wisconsin Historical Society to recover the canoe last spring.
History
Church commits $1 million to repair closure of Juneau’s Memorial Presbyterian Church
The Lingít community was hit hard when the community church was shuttered in a move considered racist.
In Arizona and Utah, the boarding school round-ups live with survivors to this day
Life as a boarding school student in the Southwest meant constantly being shuttled around on buses or flatbed trailers, never being told where you were going or who would be waiting for you.
Remembering Marilyn Loden, who gave a name to the glass ceiling
While the glass ceiling may be Loden’s most memorable contribution to society, it’s far from her only legacy.
Cargo ship snags very old anchor in Bristol Bay
The refrigerated cargo ship Orange Sea arrived in Unalaska with the old anchor tangled up with its own.
Roy Jones flew to Ketchikan 100 years ago Sunday, bringing commercial aviation to Alaska
Jones went on to fly passengers all around Southeast Alaska.