Rounding into championship form, the Petersburg High School Cross Country team wrapped up another strong regular season at ...

I would be in favor of the ballot proposition to limit the current sales tax exemption to those who meet a qualification ...

The first week of moose season has been relentlessly windy and rainy across Southeast Alaska, but there was a break in the ...

A tug and heavily laden Alaska Marine Lines barge drew notice on Monday as it transited back and forth for hours in the ...

It will be a homecoming when the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Alaska Native Sisterhood hold their Grand Camp Oct. 1-4 in Wrangell. Wrangell’s history with the ANS goes back to the beginning. The ...

I’ve been thinking, maybe I am wrong — about a lot of things. I’ve certainly been wrong about many things in life, so perhaps I should broaden my outlook and accept that I don’t have to be so well ...

More than 25,000 Alaskans who buy health insurance through the federal marketplace will face massive and possibly unaffordable cost increases if federal subsidies expire at the end of the year. “I do ...

The mayor is the outward-facing role for our community and Bob Lynn’s 34-years of government experience, from the local to the national level, is exactly what we need to work with the state, federal ...

Another field season of whale research has concluded at Five Finger Lighthouse, and Dr. Fred Sharpe will hold an open forum on Thursday at the Petersburg Public Library to discuss their latest efforts ...

Petersburg residents proceed down the length of main street on Sunday holding candles.

Alaska residents can expect to receive their 2025 Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend of $1,000 beginning in early October, according the Alaska Department of Revenue. The 2025 dividend amount of $1,000 ...

The Petersburg Swim and Dive team continued their splashy start to the season in front of the home crowd. Competition was fierce as other teams such as Juneau-Douglas, Ketchikan and Sitka were also at ...