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Another low King run forecast for Stikine River

Managers predict there won’t be enough Stikine-bound King salmon to warrant directed commercial fisheries in early 2017.

Craig takes 2A volleyball crown, Petersburg second

Craig High School volleyball won the 2A state title at Dimond High school in Anchorage Saturday beating Southeast rival Petersburg to take the crown. Petersburg winds up second in the state this year.

Prince of Wales forest land planning effort under way

The U.S. Forest Service is holding meetings this week in several communities on Prince of Wales Island to gather input on possible timber sales, tree thinning, stream restoration and recreation projects. A group of island residents is also gathering to learn what work could be happening on federal lands managed by the Forest Service and make recommendations to the federal agency.

Library program teaches children through play

Curiosity Creates gives elementary aged students the chance to learn through hands on play every other Thursday at the public library.

Southeast high school volleyball rivals to clash again at state tourney

Petersburg High School volleyball won two matches Thursday and will face a familiar foe for a chance at the state 2A championship. The Vikings beat the T-Jacks of King Cove in three games Thursday evening 25-18, 25-14 and 25-17. Petersburg opened up the state tournament at Dimond High School in Anchorage with a three game win over the Su Valley Rams Thursday afternoon.