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Wrangell golf tournament rallying funds for cancer care
WRANGELL - The hospital's charitable foundation is planning a big weekend August 11 and 12 for its...
Courts to consolidate Wrangell magistrate spot
WRANGELL - Magistrate Judge Desi Burrell will assume the duties fulfilled by Wrangell's Chris Ellis...
Local businesses highlighted in regional competition
On Monday organizers of the regional business development competition Path to Prosperity announced...
Wrangell magistrate judge retires after 30 years
WRANGELL - After 30 years on the bench, Wrangell's district magistrate will conclude her legal caree...
Water in Wrangell seems to be fine at start of summer
WRANGELL - The glass appears to be on the half-full side for Wrangell's water situation, as the seas...
Search underway for multiple vacancies in Wrangell
WRANGELL — The hunt is on for a whole crop of high-level management positions in different city departments. The City and Borough of Wrangell is in...
SEARHC confirms affiliation with Wrangell on hospital
WRANGELL — In a press release last Friday, Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium...
District 35 candidates preparing for upcoming elections
With the legislative season wrapping up in May, candidates for Alaska's primaries and general...
Accident at Wrangell bridge results in two fatalities
WRANGELL - A bridgeside traffic accident was discovered Monday evening, one which resulted in two...
Track & field wraps up season at State
Petersburg High School's track and field team set some personal records at State in Palmer over the...
SEARHC-WMC deal looks promising, parties say
WRANGELL - After a series of meetings and public presentations last week, a proposed acquisition of...
Governor Walker makes stop for Mayfest
Gov. Bill Walker stopped in Petersburg for a brief visit Friday, making the rounds for meetings and...
Track and field take silvers at Region V, Stateward bound
Petersburg's track and field teams each placed second at regionals for their divisions, with most...
Tribal members take field trip to Anan Creek
WRANGELL - A group of Tlingit residents had a unique opportunity for an historical site visit with...
Track girls take top place at Ketchikan invite, boys second
Petersburg’s track and field team had a productive weekend, competing at Ketchikan’s May Invite against the hosting high school and Thorne Bay....
SEARHC meetings to lay out Wrangell hospital acquisition likelihood
WRANGELL — A series of meetings between Southeast Alaska Rural Health Consortium and the City and Borough of Wrangell are planned for early next...
Wrangell centenarian honored by state for longevity
WRANGELL - Designating this May as Older Americans Month in Alaska, Gov. Bill Walker recognized...
State nutrition group recognizes 2018 award winner
In a media release posted this week, the Alaska School Nutrition Association named Carlee Rae...
Hometown track star named rookie of the year
A track and field star from Petersburg High School's graduating class of 2017, Izabelle Ith has...
Some firsts and records set in Thunder Mt. meet
The high school’s track and field team headed to Thunder Mountain over the weekend to take part in the annual Capital Invitational. “It was a...
Both Wrangell reservoirs are overflowing
WRANGELL - Wrangell's water situation seems stable heading into the summer, with both reservoirs...
Wrangell wetlands mapping could encourage fish and development
WRANGELL — A regional nonprofit will be conducting a survey of Wrangell’s watersheds this summer in an attempt to encourage wetlands...
Byford monofill on hold again for possible finance boost
WRANGELL — At a public presentation at the Nolan Center on Monday, staff with the Department of Environmental Conservation and its contractors...
Stikine king salmon subsistence fishery to be closed
The Federal Subsistence Board announced on Monday it will be closing its Chinook salmon subsistence...
Abandoned carmageddon in neutral as Wrangell weighs options
WRANGELL — The city is inching toward a planned purge of the island’s abandoned vehicles and assorted clutter. The unsightly problem has been a...
