Skagway News

Alaska or Bust By Stanley Greenberg When I last left my readers, I was belly-up against the bar in The Red Dog Saloon.

Yukon River Quest Journal Eric Nelson and Bob Funk get splashed as Team 79 paddles through Five Finger Rapids.

BAD FOR BUSINESS: Longer stays may not be practical. The Associated Press Published: July 21st, 2008 12:21 AM Last Modified: July 21st, 2008 12:41 AM KETCHIKAN -- Ketchikan city officials are hoping to convince ...

Southeast Alaskans have had a State Fair close to home for forty years now. What better way to celebrate than attending what organizers hope will be the best fair yet? The 40th annual Southeast Alaska State ...

Tanner Hanson shows incredible concentration as he angles for the winning egg tossed from partner Mike Healy some 300 feet away to land unbroken in his cupped hands, as many around him are in total awe .

Ford, Flockhart Take Flight SEEN ON THE WIND: Movie star/pilot Harrison Ford does a pre-flight check of his plane before leaving town.

You cannot drive from Harbor Springs to Juneau, Alaska. In fact, you can't drive to Juneau, Alaska period.

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The photos in this album illustrate working in the recreated goldrush camp at "Liarsville" on the edge of town in Skagway.

An element of the Alaska Cruise Association's argument for relaxed wastewater discharge regulations is based on numbers an industry watchdog calls misleading.

Skagway's Buckwheat Donahue is good at keeping a secret and equally good at getting tongue-tied too.

There are myths and other aspects to the so-called Juneau Access Project. Myth 1) The name "Juneau access" is a misnomer.

ADN editors find the news from all over Alaska every morning so you don't have to.

"I see a red door and I want it painted black. No colors anymore I want them to turn black." - Rolling Stones Somewhere under the bunched-up whitecaps pushing toward Skagway's shores, a fish has escaped an ...

Lance Twitchell shares the significance of the sign outside the traditional council house with those gathered for the naming ceremony.

SEETHALER: Military brought him north; outdoors keeps him here. Published: June 28th, 2008 11:04 PM Last Modified: June 28th, 2008 11:35 PM Name: Larry Seethaler Age: 65 Occupation/profession: I just sold my ...

LOCATION: 90 miles northeast of Juneau at the northernmost end of Lynn Canal, at the head of Taiya Inlet, just west of the Canadian border at British Columbia.

Skagway residents are mourning the loss of a "spirit bear" that enthralled them since it was a cub.

Gov. Mike Stepovich celebrates with legislators after the Senate approved the Alaska Statehood Act on June 30, 1958.

The shooting of a light-colored black bear in Skagway was probably legal despite a state regulation to protect it, according to state officials.