Lingít elder Ldaan.aat Laurie Cropley and elder-in-training Yuxgitsiy George Holly are leading dawn prayers at the annual Elders and Youth conference in Anchorage next week.
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KXLL’s Annual Zombie Walk back from the dead
SATURDAY, October 25 – Celebrate Halloween Early with KXLL – Excellent Radio for Zombie Walk, Juneau’s annual flesh eating flash mob! BACK FROM THE DEAD AFTER EIGHT YEARS! Zombies will begin gathering at 7:00 p.m. at Overstreet Park, near the Whale Statue in Downtown Juneau. At this time, all zombies will assemble in front of the…
Juneau churches step in to feed people after Glory Hall limits services
When Juneau’s homeless shelter limited day services this summer, a group of churches mobilized to fill the gap by distributing hot meals in a food truck downtown.
Juneau’s Crimson Bears football team may be part of Super Bowl feature
Alaska viewers of this year’s Super Bowl may recognize the Crimson Bears, Juneau’s high school football team, in the coverage leading up to the big game.
Juneau businesses, community members rally behind family fundraising for child’s clinical trial
The Juneau community has raised more than $350K to treat a local child’s rare disease as his family strives to reach their $1.15 million goal.
Tongass Voices: Student debaters on what the U.S. Constitution means to them on stage
Juneau high school students Alivia Gomez and Maddie Bass are playing student debaters in Perseverance Theatre’s new play “What the Constitution Means to Me.”