USCG Cutter Mellon visits Juneau
The Coast Guard Cutter Mellon pulled into Station Juneau Monday morning.
Four-part TV series on Alaska’s Marine Highway begins Wednesday
360 North-TV airs four-part series on the Alaska Marine Highway beginning Wednesday
7 things you may not know about Alaska Airlines
Maybe you’ve memorized your town’s flight schedule. But did you know all this?
Crane hopes to complete unfinished projects in second term on CBJ Assembly
Karen Crane is running unopposed for a second term on the CBJ Assembly. She says there are unfinished projects she wants to complete and still likes working on the major issues facing the city.
First fall storm brings rain to Capital City
Winds in Juneau were not as strong as reported in southern Southeast Alaska
SLAM vault rises
Structure will be used to store artifacts from current Alaska State Museum
Is it time to end TransCanada subsidy?
Former Gov. Frank Murkowski says it’s time for the state to end its commitment to TransCanada on a natural gas pipeline. With the focus on an All-Alaska gas line to serve the Railbelt, Murkowski says the state’s licensee is doing little for the subsidy it has been promised. “So here we are, the contract remains…
Growth group pushes new Tongass approach
The Southeast Conference wants to change the way the Tongass National Forest is managed.
Cycling Alaska … and the rest of the world
Dr. Steve Fabes’ bicycle journey started January 2010 when he left his job as an internist in a London hospital.
Eaglecrest Day celebrates end of summer
In recognition of the end of summer, Eaglecrest will celebrate the annual Discover Eaglecrest Day on Saturday.
Municipal candidates discuss issues at forum
Hear the audio from the League of Women Voters candidate forum Wednesday night.
Gardentalk – Fruit trees, potatoes, bulbs
Master Gardener Ed Buyarski brings up to date on late-summer and early-fall gardening tasks
Artists needed for new valley library
The city and borough of Juneau is looking for artists to design, produce, and install public art in the new Mendenhall Valley Public Library
This year’s PFD is $900
State Revenue Department officials believe that dividend amounts will continue trending higher
Alaskan Hotel to get TV makeover
The Travel Channel’s reality show Hotel Impossible will be in the capital city next week to film an episode on the Alaskan Hotel.
CBJ Election forum set for Wednesday
Juneau’s League of Women Voters will host a Municipal Candidate Forum on Wednesday.
Southeast population, payroll hit record highs
Southeast Alaska has more residents – and more jobs – than ever. That’s according to a report released during the Southeast Conference’s annual meeting in Sitka.
Former pro hockey player donates Olympic memorabilia to Treadwell
Steve MacSwain donated a piece of Olympic memorabilia from the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” Gold Medal hockey team.
Thalattosaur fossil discovered near Kake may be a new species
The fossil of a Thalattosaur discovered near Kake two years ago is a complete specimen, the first to be found in the western hemisphere. Scientists speculate it could be a new species of the prehistoric marine reptile.
UAS sells downtown center
The UAS Bill Ray Center has been sold to First National Bank Alaska.