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Standing ovation for Mike Block Trio
Petersburg Arts Council and the Petersburg Rotary Club presented a fusion bluegrass performance in...
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Hungarian exchange student enjoys Petersburg
Petersburg's new Rotary Youth Exchange student from Hungary, Sara Eszik, says she's "really happy...
Moose hunting pre-season check-in on antler regulations
Moose hunting aims to begin on September 15. For this hunt, Alaska Wildlife Troopers Sgt. Cody...
Reconnecting Petersburg, one volunteer at a time
"Looking for ways to meet new people while also making a difference in Petersburg?" On September...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
August 31, 1923 – The cannery of the Petersburg Packing Company, this year will set a new high mark for number of cases of salmon packed, having a...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
June 22, 1923 – Newt Casperson, well known business man of Ketchikan and Cordova, was shot three times by a prohibition officer at Ketchikan r...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
June 1, 1923 – The Petersburg telephone system was cut in on Friday morning and is now working with twenty subscribers already connected up and m...
Over $13,000 raised by Salvation Army red kettles
The famous Salvation Army red kettles, manned during the holiday season by volunteers armed with...
Moose burger bank donates 1,748 pounds to local groups
Volunteers rallied at the Community Cold Storage on Nov. 21 to distribute 1,748 pounds of moose...
Six interviewed for Fire/EMS/SAR Director
Two months after former Fire/EMS/SAR Director Sandy Dixson retired, the Petersburg Borough is restarting its push to hire a new director. The borough...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
August 4, 1922 Cascade Creek is Second Yosemite — It is getting to be quite the fashion among Petersburg people to make the trip to Thomas Bay and u...
Volunteers give Sandy Beach Park a spring cleaning
As the weather gets better and people begin to spend more time outdoors, those traveling to Sandy...
Yesterday's News
April 7, 1922 The gas boat Progress, in charge of ‘Spanish Joe’ was captured recently at Ketchikan with the entire crew aboardt. When taken into cus...
Ranked choice voting educational opportunity proposed
With the first statewide use of ranked choice voting in Alaska on the horizon, the Petersburg...
SEARHC to present at PMC board meeting on March 24
Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium leadership will give a presentation at the next...
5% increase to harbor rates approved in first reading
During Tuesday's meeting, the Petersburg Borough Assembly voted unanimously, 7-0, in support of...
Middle school robotics gears up for state tournament
The Mitkof Middle School robotics team is making their final preparations for the upcoming robotics...
2021: Year in Review
January The assembly approved of a COVID-19 dashboard which tracked cases in the community. Local...
Red kettles raise $13,911.30
The Salvation Army's signature red kettles raised $13,911.30 for its social services budget during...
Surrendered moose meat goes to local causes
Beginning Friday, Alaska Wildlife Troopers, with the help of many organizations in Petersburg,...
Yesterday's News
November 18, 1921 There’s been an almost unbelievable rapid growth of the fox fur farming business in Southeastern Alaska since the first permit w...
Yesterday's News
September 2, 1921 The fall term of the Petersburg Public Schools will begin September 6, 1921. The Junior High School as organized, consists of...
2021 Rotary Duck Race raises $5,500
The 2021 Rotary Rubber Duck Race was held on Saturday underneath the Hammer Slough Bridge. 742...
