Thunder Mountain High School senior Molly Johnson, daughter of proud Trish Dawson-Johnson, granddaughter of doubly proud King Regent Tom Dawson. Juneau Igloo's Presidents Dorene Lorenz and Brad Austin.

The Filipino community has a mostly unrecorded history in Juneau, spanning back over 100 years. 

The Pioneers of Alaska Juneau Igloo wishes to work closer with FilCom on projects where our shared missions overlap, so we began this effort with a charter birthday gift of a decorated Christmas tree and wreath. 

Printed in the Juneau Empire, 20 October 20223.

Stockpiling firewood for the winter has moved up a notch, as participants in the first annual Pioneers of Alaska wood stacking contest will tell you.

Competitors in the Juneau area showed off their stacking abilities in six different categories, piling up bragging rights for excelling in their demonstration of old fashioned self sufficiency skills.

Juneau Igloos No. 6 Presidents Report was submitted to the Grand Igloo by Juneau Men's President Brad Austin and Juneau Women's President Dorene Lorenz at the 2023 Grand Convention in Seward. Grand Igloo Secretary Dawn Campbell accepts the report in the spirit it was given.

She is iconic, sweet-faced, liberty-loving, an All-American girl next door, even after seventy years of neglect. Along with the light of Democracy and Freedom she carries an impeccable pedigree and a sketchy province.

How the Little Sister of Liberty came to be in Juneau, and why she was rejected by the Capitol city and the State of Alaska when she was received with great honors and respect at over 200 other locations around the county is a mystery to be solved.  Her final resting place is yet-to-be resolved.