Artist charged with illegally selling animal parts
An Alaska artist has been charged with illegally selling and exporting animal parts, including seal claws, wolf bones, walrus ivory and polar bear teeth.
Juneau Afternoon 1-2-13
Listen Here!
Happy New Year! Andy Kline was the host and we concentrated on the Arts and the January First Friday on this edition of … more
Rasmuson Foundation commits millions to the arts
The Rasmuson Foundation is committing millions of dollars over the next four years to support the arts in Alaska.
Glacier Valley Elementary violinists play for special guests
Eight-year-old violinists and arts in Juneau schools have drawn the John F. Kennedy Center to the capital city. Representatives from the nation’s performing arts center are scoping out Juneau as a finalist for the Any Given Child program.
UPDATED: Road north, library-museum project in budget
Governor Sean Parnell’s capital budget proposes spending about $195 million on Southeast projects.
Alaska’s moon rocks return to State Museum in Juneau
Alaska’s long lost moon rocks are back in Juneau and on display at the State Museum through at least the end of the month.
The … more
Alaska reclaims missing moon rocks since 1973
Alaska’s moon rocks from the 1969 Apollo 11 mission are back in the 49th state.
Cold temperatures take toll on ice carving
Frigid temperatures in Interior Alaska are taking their toll on North Pole’s Christmas in Ice event.
Journey to Attu
The fog enshrouded island doesn’t get many visitors, but earlier this month, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Sherman and some of her crew called, each with their own unique tie to Attu.
Juneau public contributes to One Million Bones Project
Roughly 300 visitors came to a recent UAS Art open house to make a difference with their artwork.
