Jon Scribner likely enjoyed the smell of the trail, the musty scent of earth and rainforest, as much as he savored the summit.

The Alaska Division of Libraries, Archives and Museums' 2013 Andrew P. Kashevarof Memorial Lecture Series continues on Thursday with "Science and Ethics in the Care of Shipwreck Artifacts," led by Museum Conservator Ellen Carrlee.

This week's Andrew P. Kashevarof lecture at the Alaska State Museum will be "Cosmology of the Tlingit Longhouse," presented by Sorrel Goodwin of the State Library Historical Collections. The talk begins at noon on Thursday, March 7 at the museum.

...the Archaeology of Alaska's Colonial Russian Settlements," with State Archaeologist Dave McMahan of the Office of History and Archaeology. Free.CARES physical science/art class presentation, 5 p.m., Gold Town Nickelodeon. CARES is a...

This week's Andrew P. Kashevarof Memorial lecture, the final lecture of the series, will be "Exploring the Archaeology of Alaska's Colonial Russian Settlements" with state archaeologist Dave McMahan of the Office of History and Archaeology.

Juneau Gastineau Rotary Club meeting, 7 a.m. every Thursday, The Prospector Hotel. Women, Infants, and Children walk-in clinic, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., 3245 Hospital Drive, first floor.

ANCHORAGE - State Historic Preservation Officer Judy Bitter welcomes the announcement that the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Storis, a ship that served many years in Alaska waters, has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Office of History and Archaeology is accepting grant applications for 2013 historic preservation projects from certified local governments. The Historic Preservation...

The state will ask the federal government to list Indian Point on the National Register of Historic Places, officials said.

You might say Skagway's Arctic Brotherhood Hall has been in a sticky situation as of late-but that's about to change. The structure's famous driftwood-decked facade - often called the most photographed building in Alaska, but deteriorating from more than a century of wind and water - is undergoing a complete restoration this winter.