...anniversary of the Sundance Institute.The Gold Town, located in the Emporium Mall, opened in 1996 as a venue for founder Lisle Hebert's original film "Gold Town." In 2002, he began showing independent films, and in 2009, sold the business to...

On Labor Day, 1903, President Teddy Roosevelt said: "The death-knell of the republic had rung as soon as the active power became lodged in the hands of those who sought, not to do justice to all citizens, rich and poor alike, but to stand for one special class and for its interests as opposed to the interests of others."

Local filmmaker Lisle Hebert's new film, "Little Red Book" will be make its public premiere on Saturday, March, 24 at the Gold Town Nickelodeon, with...

...psychopath? Then consider "The Little Red Book," a new feature-length romantic comedy created by local filmmaker Lisle Hebert. More than three decades after its inception, the film is nearly ready for public viewing; the premiere, originally...

...in 2002) initiates a regressive state sales tax and user fees (aka taxes) on other necessities, which burden the lower-income people more than the wealthy. Please add it up and remember at election time in 2004. Lisle Hebert Juneau

...prices at Wal-Mart are cheap, the taxpayers make up the difference in paying for benefits Wal-Mart employees can't afford. Please weigh the human costs versus cheap prices before welcoming Wal-Mart to Juneau. Lisle Hebert Juneau

...be reliable, cooperative stooges in the Iraqi government. The Iraqis see right through this. If the U.S. went there to liberate Iraqis, it should give them back their country and let them decide their own future. Lisle Hebert Juneau

...a free press and an informed public connected to reality. The pillars of fascism are composed of ignorance, lies and brutality. How can a democracy exist if its citizens are lied to by their leaders and by the media? Lisle Hebert Juneau

...chests and boast about being the greatest country in the world is insulting to other people and to our own intelligence. Leave it to George W. Bush to do that. If any of this is radical, Richard, please tell me why. Lisle Hebert Juneau