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First baby of 2022
Beckett Buchan Thain is Petersburg's First baby of 2022. He was born on February 2nd, 2022 at 9:30...
By Alaska Fish Factor
Since 1991 the weekly Fish Factor column has highlighted Alaska’s seafood industry with its annual “Picks and Pans - a no holds barred look back at...
Arts council revives indoor concerts after two years
After two years of COVID-19 impacting the livelihoods of performers and artists, the Petersburg...
Nutrition, Native ways and knowing where your fish comes from
Nutrition, Native ways and knowing where your fish comes from. That multi-message forms the nexus of a new partnership of the Bristol Bay Native...
New teachers for 2021-22 school year
The Petersburg School District has hired seven new teachers for this upcoming school year as the...
2021 Rotary Duck Race raises $5,500
The 2021 Rotary Rubber Duck Race was held on Saturday underneath the Hammer Slough Bridge. 742...
Yesterday's News
May 20, 1921 Fire on Tuesday of this week damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ohmer to the extent of about $25. The fire originated from a spark lig...
Intrastate travel mandate now a health alert
Anyone arriving in Petersburg from another Alaskan community are no longer mandated to test for...
The Riemers: 64 years and counting
Dave and Sally Riemer were students at Shaker Heights High School in Ohio when they had their first...
2021 marks 30th year weekly Fish Factor column has appeared in newspapers across Alaska and nationally
This year marks the 30th year that the weekly Fish Factor column has appeared in newspapers across Alaska and nationally. Every year it features...
Alaska Fish Factor: Frozen sockeye salmon strips bring tasty nutrition and relief to teething babies
Frozen sockeye salmon strips bring tasty nutrition and relief to teething babies. The lightly seasoned salmon strips, made mostly from Bristol Bay...
Fatherhood: Something so good
Jake Hammer wanted to wait until he was a little older and better prepared to have kids. He first...
Meet the Class of 2020
Adam Ware Who are your parents? Will and Christy Ware Number of years in Petersburg schools? 12...
COVID-19 testing machines to only be used to screen
Petersburg Medical Center has sent out a total of 71 samples to be tested for COVID-19 at state and...
Obituary: Jordan Marsh Birchell
It is with deepest sorrow to say that on Jan. 2nd ,2020, Jordan Marsh Birchell, beloved son,... Full story
First baby of 2020
Arne John Wollen is Petersburg's first baby of 2020. He was born on February 27 at 9:45 pm in...
New Year Baby
Arne John Wollen is the first baby of 2020. He was born on February 27 at 9:45 pm in Everett,...
Public marches in support of life
Over 70 people attended the March for Life rally in Petersburg to support life from conception to...
OBITUARY: Willi Herff, 77
Willi Herff passed away very peacefully on October 24, 2019, at the Petersburg Medical Center. He... Full story
Yesterday's News
January 17, 1919 The fishing season is again on and during the past week eight of the Petersburg fleet have outfitted and left for the fishing banks....
Fish Factor: Sea cucumbers have been used in traditional Chinese medicine to help aid in many different health problems
As Alaska’s salmon season draws to a close, lots of fall fisheries are just getting underway from Ketchikan to the Bering Sea. Southeast is one of A...
Fish Factor: The connection of omega rich seafood to brain health a trending topic at State of the Science Symposium
More Gov goings on -While he was in Kodiak Governor Walker also signed a bill (HB 56) sponsored by Ketchikan Representative Dan Ortiz that expands...
Telegraph Creek fire not contained yet
The ongoing wildfire near Telegraph Creek, a small town on the Stikine River, has not yet been...
Obituary: William "Bill" Kenneth Stedman, 94
William "Bill" Kenneth Stedman, 94, one of the last post war Alaskan pilots, took his last and...
Telegraph Creek fire not contained yet
The ongoing wildfire near Telegraph Creek, a small town on the Stikine River, has not yet been... Full story
