There is no entry fee, and everyone in the Juneau community is welcome to attend.
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Spay and neuter services available in-house at Juneau Animal Rescue
The spay and neuter services are limited to healthy animals that aren’t considered senior in age.
Local event organizers look for alternatives as Centennial Hall closes for renovations
Juneau voters approved funding the renovation in a 2019 ballot proposition. The work will keep Centennial Hall out of commission for about nine months.
Behind the scenes of every arts event in Juneau, you’ll likely find Bing Carrillo
Carrillo helps hang the lights downtown before Christmas. He sets up the power for vendors at the Maritime Festival. One year, he made a giant sparkly high heel for the GLITZ Drag Show.
Juneau’s new transit center and bus routes bring changes for Valley bus riders
The new routes have fewer stops, but the city is promising faster rides and fewer delays in return.
The Glory Hall still wants a permit for its affordable housing project in Juneau
The Planning Commission will take up the issue of the permit at its meeting Tuesday night. It can grant, deny or impose conditions on the permit.
Bingo night is back at Juneau’s Filipino Community Hall, and as popular as ever
The proceeds not only keeps the lights on and the roof from leaking, they help the organization pay for annual scholarships for students and hold cultural events.
Ketchikan celebrates Filipino American history, culture at 2nd annual Fil-Am Festival
The event recognizes the contributions and history of Filipino Americans in Ketchikan and around the country.
In Kenai Peninsula wood-stacking contest, you’re supposed to bribe the judge
The organizer’s husband won a brand new chainsaw.
Remembering Sol Neely, former UAS professor and social justice advocate
During his decade teaching at the University of Alaska Southeast in Juneau, Neely established himself as a devoted educator and a community advocate for criminal justice reform.