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Graduation Edition
Clair Byrer Parents: Carli and Michael Byrer Number of years in Petersburg schools: 13 High School awards or honors: ASTE People’s Choice, ASTE F...
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Community in favor of smaller PFD, state income tax
A town hall meeting was called by Mayor Mark Jensen last week to hear comments and concerns from...
2018: Year in Review
January The borough assembly received a proposed update to its zoning code that would introduce a...
Yesterday's News
December 27, 1918 No paper was published this week December 31, 1943 Lt. A. Langdon, chairman of the Petersburg Christmas Cheer committee, turned in...
Petersburg split on idea of larger cruise ships
The Petersburg Chamber of Commerce hosted a public meeting on Tuesday to discuss and receive...
Assembly postpones discussion on larger ships coming to town
The borough assembly on Monday voted in favor of removing a discussion item from its agenda, which addressed the possibility of 900-passenger cruise s...
New events slated for Little Norway Festival
Many new events and activities, along with old favorites, will be featured during this year's 60th...
Petersburg Marine Mammal Center Celebrates 20 Years
The Petersburg Marine Mammal Center (PMMC) celebrated its 20th anniversary during a special event...
Tourism outlook shows increase in visitors
The outlook for tourism in Petersburg this summer is showing an increase in cruise ship passengers,...
PHS boys hoop team 'searching for offensive identity'
Petersburg boys basketball took a team of eight to Unalaska this weekend where it struggled to...
Assembly hosts public meeting on key issues
The borough assembly held a work session on Monday to discuss a plan to impose restrictions on...
Girls basketball split with Wrangell
The Petersburg girls basketball team started its weekend series against Wrangell on Friday with its...
Boys basketball split with Wrangell
Petersburg boys basketball split two games with Wrangell last weekend, losing on Friday and coming...
Assembly continues support for passenger fee
The Petersburg assembly on Monday continued its discussion on the possibility of charging a marine passenger fee to all vessels that enter borough...
Assembly to form citizen tax committee
The Petersburg Borough Assembly talked at length in a meeting last week about forming a tax committee, made of community members who could explain...
Southeast Conference to focus on ferries, budget
WRANGELL — Later this month the region’s economic development organization will be meeting in Haines to discuss new trends, problems and opp...
Lady Vikings win three, lose one
The Lady Vikings’ basketball team traveled to Anchorage for the Rally of The Regions Tourney and ended up going 3-1. Head coach Dino Brock said the t...
JV boys basketball showing great leadership
The PHS boys basketball team had enough players last weekend to have two squads participate in the J...
Petersburg Borough manager's report
Petersburg Borough clerk Debbie Thompson gave the following Borough Manager’s Report during the assembly meeting on Oct. 18. Representatives of the R...
Finnish exchange student joins cheerleading
Topi Karikorpi is this year's inbound Rotary Long Term Exchange student and he's been enjoying islan...
Rotary trying out new, shorter exchange program
The local Rotary club is known for sending students on its year-long exchange program to study... Full story
Track and field finds sunshine at meet in Ketchikan
The weather finally cooperated with sunny conditions for the track and field teams last weekend in...
Vikings battle back to take two from Falcons
The Petersburg High School baseball team notched its first wins of the season against Thunder Mountain High School last weekend. The Vikings hosted...
Buschmann Park gets new dream-themed sculpture
Buschmann Park in downtown Petersburg received a long awaited addition last Friday. The bronze... Full story
New and expanded business helped Petersburg economy grow in 2015
Despite flat or decreased sales tax contributions from some of the largest local businesses, the...
