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Eight active COVID-19 cases
The Petersburg Medical Center reported eight active cases Wednesday evening with a positivity rate...
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Red kettles raise $13,911.30
The Salvation Army's signature red kettles raised $13,911.30 for its social services budget during...
Rare birds spotted during Christmas Bird Count
Birders canvassed Mitkof Island on December 18 as part of the National Audubon Society's annual Chri...
USPS home delivery resolution fails
During Monday's assembly meeting the Petersburg Borough Assembly voted against Resolution #2021-17...
19 first-place finishes in Viking Swim Club's first meet in two years
The Viking Swim Club traveled to Ketchikan on December 10 for its first meet in over two years. It...
Three PHS wrestlers place at state championships in Anchorage
The Petersburg High School wrestling team capped off its season with a trip to Anchorage last weekend to compete in the state championship...
PMC downgrades to yellow status as case count drops
The Petersburg Medical Center' COVID-19 Dashboard reported four active cases as of Monday, the last...
School Board could change COVID-19 mitigation plan in future work session
The Petersburg School Board held a discussion on the district's current COVID-19 protocols during...
Evergreen market adapts to supply change issues
The newly opened Evergreen Market is looking to offer new options in a changed world as challenges...
PHS boys basketball to open season in Sitka
The Petersburg High School boys basketball team is set to open its season at the Sitka Holland...
Lady Vikings aim to retain regional title as season begins
The Petersburg High School girls basketball team is looking to bounce back from last year’s shortened season going into its first tournament of the...
Governor proposes spending federal dollars on tourism marketing
JUNEAU (AP) — Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Monday he plans to propose as part of his upcoming budget that the state spend $5 million in federal dollars...
Borough Assembly continues emergency mask ordinance
The Borough Assembly voted to extend an emergency ordinance requiring masking in indoor public...
Assembly weighs USPS home delivery
The Borough Assembly held a discussion during Monday's meeting on the continuing issues at the post...
Active COVID-19 count dips to five
The active COVID-19 cases count fell to five on Thursday with two positives in the previous seven...
Guest Editorial
The state of Alaska has spent decades trying to predict, forecast and even guesstimate the price of oil in an ongoing effort to help the governor and...
To the Editor
Fearful from what if possibilities To the Editor: I have been wondering for quite a few years now but especially these last 2. When did we as a countr...
Hospital Board reviews November COVID-19 outbreak
Petersburg Medical Center CEO Phil Hofstetter gave a report on the latest COVID-19 outbreak and its...
The cost of COVID-19
The Petersburg Medical Center Hospital Board discussed how the most recent COVID-19 outbreak has...
PHS wrestling competes in final tourney before regional championships
The Petersburg High School wrestling team traveled to Juneau last weekend to compete in the Pilot Invitational tournament after a three-week break....
Alaska continues distributing pandemic aid to renters
The Alaska Housing Finance Corp. is continuing its monthslong program of sending out rental and...
Library displays 50 years of Polly Lee's pottery
The Petersburg Public Library is showcasing a 50-year retrospective of Polly Lee's ceramic art this...
Assembly discusses spending ARPA funds on childcare programs
The Borough Assembly held a discussion during Monday's meeting to figure out how the borough should...
COVID-19 case count drops to 27
The Petersburg Medical Center reported a declining number of cases this week with with only 27...
To the Editor
Thank you To the Editor: A heartfelt thank you to our EMTs, doctors, and hospital staff for all their kindness. Geneva Bishop and Family My turn To...
