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 By Jess Field    News    October 29, 2015

Oktoberfest produces good time and goodies for everyone

The 39th Annual Oktoberfest Artshare was held last weekend, and the theme this year was "Christmas...

 

Fourth of July winners

Log Roll: Men's - Max Peeler Women's - Sue Erickson (Over all champ as well) 2 x 6 Stomp – Team "...

 
 By Dani Palmer    News    June 18, 2015

'Thorny devil's clubs' win local second in state poetry contest

It's a frustrating plant when out fishing, but the prickly devil's club won Petersburg's Sunny Rice...

 

Yesterday's News

May 15, 1915 – Petersburg’s three-day celebration of the one hundred and first anniversary of Norway’s independence commences tonight with a grand...

 
 By Dani Palmer    News    April 30, 2015

Police arrest suspect in residential burglary, investigating links to others

A 22-year-old Juneau woman was indicted in a residential burglary and is a suspect in other cases, police say. A grand jury indicted Brittany Lynn... Full story

 
 By Dani Palmer    Sports    April 23, 2015

Devil's Club wins Alaska's first ever co-ed vs. co-ed derby bout

Petersburg hosted and won the state's first co-ed vs. co-ed roller derby bout Saturday night, and... Full story

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    April 9, 2015

Fish Factor, Bumper year means salmon will be harder to sell

File this fish story under the “can there be too much of a good thing” category. Alaska is expecting another bumper run of salmon this year– state...

 

Obituary, Bentley Luke Sperl, 32

Bentley Luke Sperl, 32 passed away January 29, 2015 in Petersburg, Alaska. He was born January 27,... Full story

 

Santa's Mailbox

Dear Santa, Would you like to look at my tree? I love you! Can I have a dark purple and pink...

 

Ragnarök Rollers skate Fall Brawl at Wrangell

The Ragnarök Rollers, Petersburg's roller derby team, bouted against Wrangell's Garnet Grit...

 

Obituary, Patrick Oliver "Ollie" Roundtree

Patrick Oliver Roundtree left us unexpectedly Wednesday morning, October 8, 2014. Oliver was born on the 19th of September 1988, to Tanya and Patrick... Full story

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    September 25, 2014

Making sisters out of strangers:

Long-time Petersburg residents Joey Doyle and Beth Richards were small-town strangers before an... Full story

 

Obituary, Martha Louise Reid, age 90

Martha Louise Reid was born on December 6, 1923 in Bellingham, Washington. She was the 1st of six ch... Full story

 
 By Brian O Connor    News    June 19, 2014

Officials look to Rally's return

WRANGELL — Officials this week tried to make the best of last week’s postponement of the Salty Dog Rally. Among the officials who expressed dis...

 

Yesterday's News

June 13, 1914 – Last Tuesday evening, immediately after the adjournment of the firemen's meeting, nearly every man in town who was not otherwise o...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 1, 2014

One mile of trail, years in the making

Plans to move the Raven's Roost trailhead to Sandy Beach Park are finally moving forward after more... Full story

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 1, 2014

Farmer's market potluck and auction at ANB Hall

The committee responsible for organizing and operating the local farmer’s market is holding a potluck and silent auction this Friday at 6 p.m. at t...

 

2013 Year in review

January Petersburg residents contributed a record amount to the Salvation Army Christmas program... Full story

 

Santa's Mailbox

Dear Santa, I want a butterfly net and any toy from the frozen movie is my Christmas wish. Miranda Carr Dear Santa, I would please want a big metal to...

 

Diapers and pack rafts: A traveling family visits town

Erin McKittrick, author of “A Long Trek Home,” and her husband Hig, visited Petersburg to talk about...

 

Ocean acidification threatens marine life

NORMANBY ISLAND, Papua New Guinea (AP) — Katharina Fabricius plunged from a dive boat into the Pacific Ocean of tomorrow. A bleak portrait emerged: I...

 

Veggie Gardening at home

Throughout this sunny summer, and thanks in large part to the continued success of The Market,...

 

Yesterday's News

July 12, 1913 – What to the Easterner, who holds popular idea as to the climate of Alaska, would seem like sending coals to Newcastle, is the s...

 

Letters to the Editor

A village that raises children To the Editor: Jeff and I would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the community of Petersburg a...

 

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