Meeting in Wrangell’s Nolan Center over the weekend, the seven-member Alaska Board of Game heard testimony from Southeast ...

The Wild Fish Conservancy’s use of the Equal Access to Justice Act is alarming the small-boat fishermen who fought the ...

On January 9, heavy snow melt and rain saturated outdoor electrical panels at the Petersburg Aquatic Center, causing a ...

Seeing their first wins of the season, the Petersburg Lady Vikings got off to a 6-4 start against the Craig Lady Panthers.

The Petersburg Boys Basketball team continued their winning ways this past weekend against the Craig Panthers. In game one, ...

Petersburg utility customers will see a small surcharge on their January bills to cover the cost of running diesel generators during December’s extreme cold snap, following a 6-1 vote by the Borough ...

Petersburg is one big step closer to receiving $8 million in federal funding to engineer the disinfection upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant. The funding was included in a spending bill that ...

January 21 - A welfare check was conducted. Suspicious noises were reported on S 4th Street. Officer was unable to locate the source of the noise/disturbance. An individual requested a civil standby.

An ordinance introduced at Tuesday’s Petersburg Borough Assembly meeting proposes a 10 percent increase in harbor moorage and ...

WRANGELL - The borough has officially partnered with a growing cruise line to bring a new dock to the community. The borough ...

The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted Tuesday to schedule two work sessions about the Tidal Network communication towers. The ...

The Petersburg High School Boys Basketball team arrived in Wrangell for last weekend's homecoming, unbeaten in conference ...