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Year in Review
In January The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously voted to award the construction contract for...
Budworm outbreak shows signs of ebbing throughout Tongass
Scientists and staff with the U.S. Forest Service are hopeful that the blackheaded budworm outbreak...
Long-Term Care recovers from COVID-19 outbreak
COVID-19 cases have dropped at the Petersburg Medical Center's Long-Term Care facility after it...
2022: Year in Review
January Petersburg experienced record snowfall on New Year's Day with 17.5 inches of new snow on...
Forest insect outbreak likely to abate in coming years, says state entomologist
Since 2018, an ongoing insect outbreak has been killing the foliage of hemlock and Stika spruce in...
Assembly sets capital project priorities for FY24
The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted 5-0 to approve a list ranking its top capital projects for FY24 during Monday’s meeting. Mayor Mark Jensen a...
Peak budworm infestation eats its way through Southeast forest
Look around Southeast and you will see a lot of evergreen trees that aren't so green. Southeast...
Mountain View Manor down to one active COVID-19 case
The Mountain View Manor Assisted Living Facility is reporting one active case of COVID-19 as of Wednesday according to Mountain View Manor...
COVID-19 outbreak hits Mountain View Manor
A COVID-19 outbreak at the Mountain View Manor Assisted Living Facility has resulted in at least 12...
The Viking Swim Club makes waves in Petersburg meet
The Viking Swim Club held its November Rain meet last week, hosting the Glacier Swim Club from Junea...
COVID-19 outbreak hits Mountain View Manor
A COVID-19 outbreak at the Mountain View Manor Assisted Living Facility has resulted in at least 10... Full story
Assembly allows emergency masking ordinance to expire
The emergency ordinance requiring masking inside public indoor spaces ended Monday night after the...
2021: Year in Review
January The assembly approved of a COVID-19 dashboard which tracked cases in the community. Local...
Borough Assembly continues emergency mask ordinance
The Borough Assembly voted to extend an emergency ordinance requiring masking in indoor public...
Hospital Board reviews November COVID-19 outbreak
Petersburg Medical Center CEO Phil Hofstetter gave a report on the latest COVID-19 outbreak and its...
The cost of COVID-19
The Petersburg Medical Center Hospital Board discussed how the most recent COVID-19 outbreak has...
Library displays 50 years of Polly Lee's pottery
The Petersburg Public Library is showcasing a 50-year retrospective of Polly Lee's ceramic art this...
Assembly discusses spending ARPA funds on childcare programs
The Borough Assembly held a discussion during Monday's meeting to figure out how the borough should...
Guest Commentary
Sometimes, connecting the dots is the best way to learn. The first set of dots cost $87 million in federal pandemic aid money. That’s the price of t...
Ashley Lohr's 'Wander' art show opens at Clausen Museum
After a delayed opening due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak, local artist and teacher Ashley Lohr's...
Fines cut from ordinance following public outcry
The Borough Assembly passed Ordinance #2021-20 during Wednesday's meeting which amended the...
PMC slammed by COVID-19 spike
COVID-19 cases continue to rise, impacting the Petersburg Medical Center's staff and operations as...
Assembly unanimously approves emergency mask mandate
The Borough Assembly approved an emergency ordinance Friday which requires that masks must be worn...
PHS wrestling faces new opposition in Anchorage tournament
Six students from the Petersburg High School wrestling team traveled to Anchorage last weekend to compete in the Anchorage Christian Schools tournamen...
COVID outbreak cancels PHS volleyball tournament
The Petersburg High School volleyball team’s North Seeding Tournament was canceled last weekend due to the high number of active COVID-19 cases in P...
