Juneauites have fun watching the curious corvids that wander around town, but most of them disappear when the sun goes down. A KTOO listener asked us where they go.
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Competition aims to strengthen and grow small Southeast Alaska businesses
Spruce Root has re-tooled its business development competition this year – it’s now called Business and Balance.
Nov. 4, 2022: Local efforts for refugee relief
Today’s show will highlight two events happening locally that hope to raise funds for refugee relief.
This ice cream stand was constructed out of local wood. Here’s why that’s unique.
There are still questions about how to make the young growth timber industry viable in Southeast Alaska. But some customers are seeking out the material.
Soccer fans pack Coppa to cheer on teams in World Cup final
Soccer fans in Alaska’s capital city had few options to watch Sunday’s World Cup final. Fortunately, Coppa opened early to screen the match between France and Croatia.
Muktuk and ice cream: Exchange brings Noorvik students to Juneau
Four middle school students from Noorvik Aqqaluk School visited Juneau this week as part of the statewide Sister School Exchange program. At least one Dzantik’i Heeni student traveled to Noorvik, too.
New bicycle repair station for flats in the flats debuts
The new bicycle repair station in the flats neighborhood of downtown Juneau has a bike rack, a bike stand, a pump and an array of tools.
Fundraiser set up for local volunteer group after controversy over Mississippi flag
A $1,000 fundraiser has been set up for local volunteer group, Friends of the Flags, after controversy over the Mississippi state flag.
Confederate flag controversy prompts deeper look at racism in Juneau
Nearly 200 people have signed a letter asking for the removal of the Mississippi flag downtown because it features an image of the Confederate flag.
Downtown dining gets some new flavors
Juneau’s downtown dining scene has some new additions while a couple established eateries are making changes.