Articles from the January 3, 2019 edition
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2018: Year in Review
January The borough assembly received a proposed update to its zoning code that would introduce a...
Bell ringers
A group made up of staff from the school district or those who have worked for the district in the...
New ferries need $30M in upgrades
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An additional $30 million in public money is needed to install crew quarters on Alaska’s two new ferries, the Alaska Mar...
Coast Guard to continue offering vital services
The United States Government shut down at midnight Eastern Standard Time on Dec. 22 after the Senate failed to come up with an agreement on a spending...
Yesterday's News
January 3, 1919 One of the nicest social affairs of the season was the dance given on New Year’s Eve by the Moose at Sons of Norway Hall. The a...
Salvation Army brings in $14,241.55 in December
During this holiday season, the Salvation Army brought in $14,241.55 in donations through the red...
Police report
December 26 — A cell phone that was found at a location on S. Nordic Drive was turned over to authorities. Suspicious activity was reported on M...
Dean Oliver Wright, 37
Dean Oliver Wright, 37, of Petersburg Alaska, passed away unexpectedly on December 18, 2018 in Anchorage Alaska. He was born in Wrangell, Alaska to... Full story
Fish Factor: Seafood has taken a special spot on holidays all over the world
Fishermen in Alaska who own catch shares of halibut, sablefish and Bering Sea crab will pay more to the federal government to cover 2018 management...
PMC helps patients manage their substance abuse problems
Data has come to light that shows Petersburg Medical Center’s medicated-assisted treatment program, or MAT, is helping those with opiate or s...
