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An annual napkin art contest, a workshop for homemade dog treats, and art featuring end-of-an-age glaciers and end-of-life items revived in new forms are part of November’s First Friday events in Juneau.

Monthly lineup includes start of multiday events for Alaska Native, Filipino communities.

Sounds of Áak’w Rock, a gut check for Indigenous voices and an artists’ quintet market.

Plenty of colorful displays and activities will still be available to Juneau residents after the last of the July 4 fireworks fade, with more than a dozen First Friday events for July scheduled at locations around town.

Annie Bartholomew’s new album shares surprising untold stories of sex workers during the gold rush

Musicians, authors and artists, oh my!

"Sisters of White Chapel" is about the Klondike Gold Rush, from the perspective of the women and sex workers who lived in the mining towns. 

The author is accused of placing notes in businesses that included an assault rifle superimposed over the transgender flag.

An Alaska man known for illustrating widely distributed children’s books with cute mother-baby animal pairs has been dropped by his publisher after authorities allege he posted transphobic notes threatening children.

An Alaska man known for illustrating widely distributed children’s books with cute mother-baby animal pairs has been dropped by his publisher after authorities allege he posted transphobic notes threatening children