Posted inLocal News, Tourism

So far, Tukga Hut bookings slower than projected for the summer

After years of anticipation, high-elevation Tukga Hut has delivered a roaring first winter season, and a slightly slower projected summer season, says Haines Huts and Trails spokesperson Nate Arrants.  The hut, which opened in November of last year, can be booked by the public for overnight stays 3,200 feet up on the face of Tukgahgo […]

Posted inSports, Southeast News

Championships set for Gold Medal tournament on Saturday

Five more teams were eliminated Friday at the 76th Annual Juneau Lions Club Gold Medal Basketball Tournament in the George Houston Gymnasium, setting the stage for Saturday’s bracket championships. A (OPEN) BRACKET MT. EDGECUMBE 86, FILCOM 79 Friday morning tipped off with two teams full of firepower and bravado as Mt. Edgecumbe, who had to […]

Posted inNews, Environment

Will it? Won’t it? And when? Anchorage contends with a restive volcano in its backyard

Katie Kitchpanich, like most of us, feels like she’s dealt with a lot over the past few years. The coronavirus pandemic, mainly, but also the chaos of last year’s election and the new administration of President Donald Trump. So, when Kitchpanich heard about an impending volcanic eruption near her hometown of Anchorage — and the accompanying recommendations to […]

Posted inSports, Local News

Shakeout of teams underway as Gold Medal hits halfway point on Wednesday

Teams are making travel arrangements in opposite directions as the 76th Annual Juneau Lions Club Gold Medal Basketball Tournament in the George Houston Gymnasium reached the halfway point on Wednesday. Tired legs have given way to open jump shots and harder fouls, but the competition level continues to remain at a high level and fans […]

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