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Fish Board mostly leaves Sitka herring alone following truce between users
After days of deliberation and a contentious set of proposals targeting the Southeast Alaska herring fisheries, the Alaska Board of Fisheries...
Pilot shortage forces Alaska to cancel flights
WRANGELL-A shortage of pilots amid a labor dispute has forced Alaska Airlines to cancel hundreds of...
Work group looks to improve housing availability in Petersburg
Assembly Member Chelsea Tremblay gave a report to the Petersburg Borough Assembly on March 21 about...
Vietnam War commemoration welcomes home veterans
The Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs hosted a ceremony Tuesday in the Petersburg...
PHS baseball takes to the field
To some people springtime means the start of outdoor projects, tending to the garden, or doing some...
Congressman Don Young dies at 88; will lie in state at U.S. Capitol
WASHINGTON - Alaska Rep. Don Young, the longest-serving Republican in U.S. House history, will lie...
To the Editor
Keep the Ocean Rangers program: Together we can have a voice To the Editor: Whether you are a commercial fisherman or just an Alaskan who enjoys...
Alaska Airlines expanding seating capacity for Petersburg
Alaska Airlines will start sending a Boeing 737-800 southbound to Petersburg this summer, helping mo...
Child care task force, education incentive program discussed at work session
The Petersburg Borough Assembly hosted a work session Wednesday evening to discuss child care needs...
Hammer & Wikan, Petersburg Pilot awarded Business of the Year
Hammer & Wikan and the Petersburg Pilot were both awarded Business of the Year at the...
Vikings finish sixth at state
After a packed schedule which took the Vikings to some of the toughest courts across the state, the...
Vakker Sted apartments near completion
Vakker Sted, the income-based apartment building across the street from the Petersburg Medical...
Celebrating St. Patty's without alcohol
St. Patty's Day used to be the perfect excuse for Nicole McMurren to get "bombed," almost as if her...
Lori Roberts retires from OBI
Lori Roberts celebrated her last day of work at OBI Seafoods on December 10 after a 42 year career...
Applications open for mortgage assistance program
Applications are now being accepted for a federally funded financial assistance program for Alaska...
School board approves optional masking
The Petersburg School Board unanimously approved a move to optional masking in all buildings during...
PHS students prepare for upcoming LeConte Glacier survey
While most high schools may take a field trip to the local museum or zoo, a select group of...
Harbor rates increase passes second reading
An ordinance which would increase rates at Petersburg's municipal harbors was unanimously approved...
Trade war, COVID and now Ukraine invasion eat into Alaska seafood sales
First a trade war, then a battle against an infectious virus and now a real war are all affecting Alaska seafood exports. Shipments to China fell...
PMC Health Fair to return this spring
Laboratory Manager Violet Shimek announced during last week's Petersburg Medical Center Hospital...
A snapshot of Petersburg child care providers
The state of child care availability in Petersburg remains a central concern for the community....
Mountain View Manor down to one active COVID-19 case
The Mountain View Manor Assisted Living Facility is reporting one active case of COVID-19 as of Wednesday according to Mountain View Manor...
State will provide financial aid for homeowners hurt by pandemic
Alaska's state housing agency has distributed more than $243 million in financial aid the past year...
Artifact Archive: History that is evolving now
Our patrons often expect us to focus mainly on the past, but what about history that is evolving...
COVID-19 outbreak hits Mountain View Manor
A COVID-19 outbreak at the Mountain View Manor Assisted Living Facility has resulted in at least 12...
