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...Eddie Lee.? On April 2, 2013, a son, Ryker Arthur McCurley, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz., to Lacey Godkin and Brett McCurley.? On April 3, 2013, a son, Kason Timothy Blackmore, weighing 10 lbs. 6 oz., to Nicole and Jeff Blackmore...
...From left, Fire Chief Eric Mohrmann and city Assembly members applaud Sam Thorp, Kevin Walker, Brandon Dutson, Brett McCurley, Rocky Deyette and Billy Ray in an Assembly meeting on Monday for helping during a fire that broke out on April 4...
...reckless endangerment at 3:50 a.m. Saturday on Davis Street. He was taken to Lemon Creek Correctional Center. Brett McCurley, 19, was arrested for minor operating after consuming alcohol and underage drinking after getting into a vehicle...
...ordered him to contact Gastineau Human Services to arrange jail time owing. Froehlich recommended work release. Brett McCurley, 19, was found guilty of disorderly conduct/challenge to fight, stemming from an offense of Jan. 3. Judge Peter...
...ordered him to contact Gastineau Human Services to arrange jail time owing. Froehlich recommended work release. Brett McCurley, 19, was found guilty of disorderly conduct/challenge to fight, stemming from an offense of Jan. 3. Judge Peter...
...to check in with Tongass Community Counseling Center (TCCC) to make sure program is complete; violate no laws. Brett McCurley, 19, of Juneau, was found guilty of violating probation stemming from a Dec. 1 offense. Sivertsen sentenced him...
...affect his location. Peters scored from third to tie the game, but a picture-perfect throw from center fielder Brett McCurley to catcher Brian Kostenko nailed Ketchikan's Max Swaim at the plate, sending the game into extra frames. Claasen...
...hot fire." Others on the scene from Southeast Remodel were Kevin Walker, Thomas Cunningham and Brandon Dutson. Brett McCurley of Design North and an unidentified colleague also were early civilian responders. Others nearby joined in as soon...
...to check in with Tongass Community Counseling Center (TCCC) to make sure program is complete; violate no laws. Brett McCurley, 19, of Juneau, was found guilty of violating probation stemming from a Dec. 1 offense. Sivertsen sentenced him...
...single up the middle. Peters scored from third to tie the game, but a picture-perfect throw from center fielder Brett McCurley to catcher Brian Kostenko nailed Ketchikan's Max Swaim at the plate, sending the game into extra frames. Claasen...