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150 young dancers to perform in Petersburg’s Nutcracker

MDT Studio is putting on The Nutcracker Friday and Saturday at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Wright Auditorium.

Petersburg businesses organize canned food drive

Two local companies are teaming up for a convenient and easy holiday canned food drive this month. Petersburg Wrangell Insurance and Hammer and Wikan are putting together Christmas food baskets for families in need and will collecting money for the baskets starting Saturday December 10 at the Hammer and Wikan Grocery store.

Petersburg assembly OKs tidelands lease transfer

Petersburg’s borough assembly Monday approved the transfer of a tidelands lease after hearing about plans to restore a dock behind the Alaska Department of Fish and Game building on Sing Lee Alley.

PHS wrestlers close out regular season in Wrangell

Petersburg High School’s wrestling team closed out the regular season last weekend with a tournament in Wrangell. 11 PHS wrestlers made the trip. Weather prevented teams from Prince of Wales Island joining in the competition along with Ketchikan and Metlakatla. As a team, Petersburg finished fifth behind Thunder Mountain, Mount Edgecumbe, Sitka and Wrangell.

Forest Service OKs review of powerline project in Southeast Alaska

The U.S. Forest Service has completed environmental review of a proposed electrical powerline between the Southeast communities of Kake and Petersburg. The federal agency issued a decision at the end of November authorizing a 60-mile transmission line across National Forest land on Kupreanof Island. The powerline could bring relatively cheap electricity to the village of Kake but still needs construction funding and other permit approvals.