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Yesterday's News
October 29, 1920 A rare treat was given to the lovers of the beautiful when the exhibition of the hand colored photographs of the various glaciers...
Letters to the Editor
Students need your help To the Editor: Since I got into High School the one thing I look forward to...
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Kensinger elected to assembly, Meucci, Thynes in close race
Unofficial municipal election results show David Kensinger taking one of two 3-year term seats on...
Meet the Candidates: Assembly
Name: Brandi Thynes Age: 38 Experience: 3 yr term borough assembly 1 yr appointed school board Why...
Fish Factor: Kodiak to be first debate between candidates in Alaska's highest-profile political race: the U.S. Senate
Kodiak has again scored a first debate between candidates in one of Alaska’s most high-profile political races: the U.S. Senate. Kodiak has been h...
SEC survey shows bleak economic outlook
The Southeast Conference released the results of a business survey the organization conducted in...
To the Editor
It's simple math To the Editor: Here is some simple math for the local folks who don't want to wear...
Happy 4th of July
About 1,000 pounds of shells were shot during this year's Fourth of July firework show on Friday,...
Lopez takes on PCOC administrator role
Mindy Lopez has taken on the role of chamber administrator with the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce,...
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...
Yesterday's News
June 25, 1920 The warehouse capacity of the Citizens Wharf is being considerably extended by the building of a 50 foot by a 100 foot addition to the...
Yesterday's News
June 11, 1920 The Petersburg Hospital Association has secured the services of two trained nurses and they are both now on duty at the local...
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...
Editorial
If you've got to ride-out a worldwide pandemic, there's no better place than in Petersburg. We're...
Petersburg Rexall Drug survives 50 years
August of 1969 was an eventful time for the Worhatch Family. Max Worhatch III sold his house in...
Rexall Drug, Lee's Clothing named 2019 businesses of the year
Both Petersburg Rexall Drug and Lee's Clothing were honored as businesses of the year at Saturday's...
Stedman speaks on AMHS at chamber banquet
Sen. Bert Stedman told the community while attending the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce banquet on...
NSRAA generates millions for commercial fishing
Steve Reifenstuhl, manager of the Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association, spoke at the...
To the Editor
Kake/Kupreanof road To the Editor: The assembly will be considering a resolution on the...
NSRAA manager to speak at chamber banquet
The general manager of Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association will be speaking about...
Yesterday's News
January 16, 1920 John Bruce is now engaged in taking the fourteenth census of Petersburg and district, having been appointed to that duty by Charles...
2019: Year in Review
January Following the shutdown of the U.S. government on Dec. 22, 2018, the U.S. Coast Guard stated...
Yesterday's News
December 26, 1919 The Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department has been organized with an active and an inactive list. Those members whose business takes...
Brew and Stew Festival: Best in Show
Rachel Newport's Peruvian turkey soup and Bev Siercks' crabapple cordial were named best in show in...
