Klukwan News

The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium Health Promotion, Diabetes and Lifestyle Balance programs is looking for community partners for "Just Move It" activities on Saturday, Oct.

Tenakee Springs School & the town's 'main drag' In Tenakee Springs -- 45 miles southwest of Juneau -- school's out for summer.

Most parents want to protect their children from tobacco and alcohol, but it may surprise them to know where most youth who use tobacco and/or alcohol get their supplies.

Most parents want to protect their children from tobacco and alcohol, but it may surprise them to know where most youth who use tobacco and/or alcohol get their supplies.

Haines almost made the news again this week but happily dodged another disaster after a fire started by a road-building crew jumped into the brush and began to run up the hill below a neighborhood.

I learned of Mary King's death at the coffee hour after church when my friend, judge and attorney Linn Asper, asked if I was writing her obituary.

The third annual Chilkat River Walk from Klukwan to Haines will take place on Saturday, May 16, to raise awareness about breast cancer and breast health.

The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium will host noted Tlingit performer and artist, Gene Tagaban, for workshops in the art of storytelling.

The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium recently named Karen Taug as its controller.

Sharing our Knowledge: A Conference of Tlingit Tribes and Clans, will be held March 25-28 at Juneau's Centennial Hall.

An auction scheduled in January to sell KPly mill's buildings and machinery has been put on hold while a Port Angeles man who hopes to reopen the mill negotiates a sale agreement.

Lani Hotch, the WISEFAMILIES Through Traditional Knowledge Camp Coordinator in Klukwan, recently was awarded the Barbara Berger Award by the Alaska Health Education Consortium for excellence in health education ...

Paul Wilson speaks in Tlingit during the dedication of interpretive signs at the Skagway Traditional Council in June 2008.

A group that champions the use of technology in higher education has presented UAS faculty Jason Ohler with an international award.