The end of the fall fishery is just wrapping up with a few fish tickets still being processed as of the end of January. However, it’s already obvious: it was a record-setting year.
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About a hundred residents and church goers marched through downtown Petersburg Sunday afternoon in a rally they called Sanctity of Life. Petersburg organizers say the local event was not anti-abortion but about supporting all people who are suffering and vulnerable.
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Local volunteers and social services organizations are coming together Wednesday to try to get a better idea of Petersburg’s homeless situation. It’s an annual event called Project Connect and it pairs giving with gathering data.
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Young children and technology can be a hard subject for parents to talk about. Different families have different rules. So, what happens when your child goes to someone’s house and the kids have access to the Internet? How do you communicate with other parents about your child’s technology development? Some Petersburg parents want to figure this out.
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A long-time school bus driver in Petersburg is retiring after 37 years on the job. Hoopie Davidson has not only driven thousands of kids to school safely, she’s taught thousands in Southeast Alaska how to drive themselves.
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