Articles from the December 12, 2019 edition
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Dredging project estimated to cost $4.8 million
The United States Army Corps of Engineers went over the status of the project to dredge South Boat...
PSD passes policy restricting sex offenders on campus
The Petersburg School Board approved a board policy in its second and final reading regarding...
Yesterday's News: News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
December 19, 1919 The Petersburg Band has been re-organized with H. S. Halgeson as director and with about 30 members, many of whom are old players....
Deer, moose harvests explained at F&G, FS lecture
Fish and Game Area Biologist Frank Robbins and Forest Service Regional Biologist Dan Eacker held a l...
Nate Hepp new station manager at Petersburg airline terminal
Nate Hepp, 30, is the new station manager at the Alaska Airline Petersburg terminal. Six years ago...
To the Editor
No time to waste To the Editor: Pilot reporter Brian Varela Dec. 5 reporting on the assembly meeting...
Editorial: All crashes are not accidents
In last week's page one story about Superior Court Judge Carey's order releasing both the...
Police report
December 4 —Extra patrols were requested on Mitkof Highway. December 5 —Authorities responded to a report of trespassing and property damage. An ind...
Court report
Nov. 19 – Helen Ann Olson was granted permission to travel out of state. The defendant was ordered to sign a waiver of extradition. Eric Ryan Luna e...
Borough assembly names four to SEAPA board
Assembly Member Bob Lynn and Robert Larson were appointed as voting members on the Southeast Alaska...
Two take first place in wrestling tournament
In their last tournament before Regionals, two wrestlers on the Petersburg High School wrestling...
One week to go for first basketball game of season
At about a week into the season, the Petersburg High School basketball teams scramble to build...
Master planning for new hospital nearly complete
In a joint work session between the Petersburg Borough Assembly and Petersburg Medical Center Board...
Paintings, photos show beauty of Southeast
Strong colors and erratic brush strokes could be seen in Joe Viechnicki's paintings on display at a...
Alaska officials estimate $200M drop in oil revenue forecast
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska’s latest revenue forecast has estimated a $200 million decrease in oil revenue after an excess of the resource con...
Trans-Alaska pipeline passes milestone of 18 billion barrels
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The trans-Alaska pipeline has reached a milestone of 18 billion barrels pumped, officials said. The pipeline carrying Alaska...
Bakke family seeks refund of tax over payments
WRANGELL — Arnold and Alice Bakke are seeking a refund of property tax payments due to an assessment error going back to 1994. The total amount of m...
Officials: Six of 11 ferries will be out of service
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — More than half of Alaska’s ferries will be out of service amid a lack of funds to repair the vessels, transportation off...
Alaska Fish Factor
Weed is set to give a big boost to Alaska’s blue economy! The interest in growing seaweeds in Alaska is gaining momentum and training more farmers i...
Obituary: Kenneth Edward Hagerman, 77
Kenneth Edward Hagerman, 77, passed away with his children by his side on November 7, 2019, after a... Full story
Obituary: Sarah Ellen Culbertson Gilliland, 81
Sarah Ellen Culbertson Gilliland, 81 of Petersburg, Alaska slipped quietly away from us to be with... Full story
Middle School robotics
The Mitkof Middle School robotics team will be traveling to Juneau this weekend for a region wide... Full story
