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Yesterday's News
January 21, 1921 Bishop Crimont returned from a trip to Petersburg on the steamer Jefferson, which arrived in port Thursday. He said that business...
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2020: Year in Review
January The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration proposed establishing critical habitat...
Fourth of July festivities scaled back
The COVID-19 pandemic was able to cancel this year's Little Norway Festival, but the community is st...
Businesses struggle to reach pre-COVID sales numbers
Since Gov. Mike Dunleavy's phase two and three of his Reopen Alaska Responsibly Plan went into...
Business as unusual: Local businesses meet restrictions to reopen their doors
On April 24, Gov. Mike Dunleavy's first phase of his Reopen Alaska Responsible Plan went into effect...
Yesterday's News
May 21, 1920 Charles Schuck, the local plumber and sheet metal worker, took an involuntary trip to Juneau on the City of Seattle this week. When the S...
Little Norway from home
The Little Norway Festival may have been cancelled this year, but a Viking scarecrow on Bucky...
A fun surprise
Jim and Teresa Stolpe set up 42 plaques along the trails between Sandy Beach Rd.and Haugen Dr. over...
Yesterday's News
May 14, 1920 A forty one and a half pound king salmon was caught in the Narrows in front of Petersburg on Wednesday. The salmon sold for eighteen and...
The year the Little Norway Festival didn't happen
The Petersburg Chamber of Commerce has officially cancelled this year's Little Norway Festival due...
Yesterday's News
April 9, 1920 The Board of Directors of the Petersburg Cooperative have leased the store building formerly occupied by the Deep Sea Fishermen’s U...
Police Chief Kerr requests parade ordinance
Police Chief Jim Kerr suggested at Tuesday's borough assembly meeting that the assembly discuss and...
2019: Year in Review
January Following the shutdown of the U.S. government on Dec. 22, 2018, the U.S. Coast Guard stated...
Obituary: David J. "Andy" Armstrong, 71
David J. "Andy" Armstrong, 71, passed away in his sleep on Dec. 7, 2019 at his home in Craig,... Full story
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David J. "Andy" Armstrong, 71, passed away in his sleep on Dec. 7, 2019 at his home in Craig,... Full story
Kim Aulbach promoted to postmaster
Kim Aulbach has become Petersburg Post Office's new postmaster after the previous postmaster, Mark...
Special Report: Parking largely uncontrolled
Although Alaska Airlines is expecting to bring upgrades and improvements to its terminal in...
Guest Commentary
This past May was not my first visit to Petersburg as a Senator, but it was my first time attending...
Yesterday's News
May 30, 1919 C. A. Arness, president of the Arness Lumber Company arrived Friday with the new tug boat which was purchased in the south. The boat is c...
Shrimp picking contest
From left to right: Brad Connell, Elder Laumau, Valkyrie Lynette Odegaard and Casey Hosteler...
100 years on the water
Damien and Deborah Ream stand on the bow of the F/V Charles T. The vessel celebrated its 100th...
Salmon Beyond Borders update
Salmon Beyond Borders Campaign Coordinator Breanna Walker will be in Petersburg during the Little...
