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PIA housing projects 'in the air' as development opportunities develop
The Petersburg Indian Association is currently exploring several opportunities to potentially grow...
Bennett hired as new PIA Tribal Administrator
Everett Bennett is set to serve as the new tribal administrator for the Petersburg Indian...
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Lunch ladies win national award for innovation
This week, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that four school districts in the... Full story
Sewing regalia for Celebration
Tlingit and Haida's Petersburg Youth Navigator program with Brandon Ware partnered with Petersburg...
Assembly considers raising the value of borough property that can be sold without a vote of the public
An ordinance amending Petersburg municipal code was passed in its first reading by the Petersburg Borough Assembly last week. At its second reading du...
Resource fair connects with people experiencing housing insecurity
The seventh annual Project Connect Resource Fair was held in Petersburg on Jan. 30. Organized under...
PIA Tribal Administrator steps down; New council members swear in
The Petersburg Indian Association is seeking to hire a tribal administrator after Chad Wright...
To the Editor
To Whom It May Concern: On Wednesday, January 17, 2024, at a meeting of the Petersburg Indian Association (PIA) Tribal Council, a new council...
All four challengers elected in PIA tribal council election
Tribal members cast over 100 ballots in the annual Petersburg Indian Association election held on...
Outlast TV Show brings a boost to local businesses
Trekking up the harbor ramp as the sun set at North Harbor, scores of film production crew members...
Year in Review
In January The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously voted to award the construction contract for...
To the Editor
Correcting the wrongs of the past To the Editor: As the Landless Native bill works through Congress and many Alaskans eagerly await its passage and...
Yesterday's News
November 16, 1923 – What for a time looked like a serious accident occurred to the steamer Northwestern as she was pulling away from the Petersburg d...
PIA purchases parcel for $45,000 with Borough Assembly's approval
The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously approved the sale of a borough-owned lot at the corner of Haugen Drive and North 12th Street to the Peters...
PIA close to purchasing North 12th Street lot
The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted to move the Petersburg Indian Association's application to...
Tlingit & Haida Head Start plans to cut 80 classroom spots
The Head Start program operated in 10 Southeast communities by the Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska wants to reduce its auth...
Informational signs on Indigenous culture coming to Sandy Beach
Four interpretive signs detailing the cultural and natural history of Sandy Beach are set to be...
Borough approves second reading of ordinance that would allow PIA to buy borough land below assessed value
The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously approved an ordinance in its second reading Monday that...
Elks dinners support many local youth organizations, including first fundraiser for Kinder Skog
Since last September, the Elks Lodge has provided $25,000 in meals to support local youth...
Southeast Alaskans called to monitor for invasive green crab
Metlakatla Indian Community Mayor Albert Smith wants everyone to spread the word-the invasive Europe...
PMC expands summer youth programming
A press release this week announced that Petersburg Medical Center Youth Programs will offer expande...
Borough officials talk new hospital, marine projects during D.C. meetings
During Monday's Petersburg Borough Assembly meeting, Mayor Mark Jensen and Borough Manager Steve...
Three conceptual designs presented for new PMC facility
The Petersburg Medical Center Board held a work session with the Petersburg Borough Assembly last...
PIA moving forward with ARPA-funded capital projects
The Petersburg Indian Association Tribal Council approved a motion during its meeting on Tuesday to...
Elizabeth Peratrovich Awareness activities in Petersburg
Elizabeth Peratrovich Day Awareness activities are taking place this week at the Stedman Elementary School cafeteria. Students are invited to learn...
