Petersburg High puts on “Maid to Order”
Petersburg High School students take to the stage this week for a production of the comedy “Maid to Order.” 10 students make up the the cast and crew and they’ve been rehearsing for about two months.
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Petersburg High School students take to the stage this week for a production of the comedy “Maid to Order.” 10 students make up the the cast and crew and they’ve been rehearsing for about two months.
Read MoreCommercial longliners in Alaska can go fishing on March 11 after all. The National Marine Fisheries Service announced Friday. March 3 that March 11th will be the start date for halibut and black cod fishing.
Read MorePetersburg police department has a newly remodeled station and now a full staff of police officers this winter with the swearing in of the third of three new faces on the local force. The newest officer is an Army veteran originally from Georgia.
Read MoreU.S. Senator Dan Sullivan says marijuana is a state’s rights issue. He spoke on that and several other topics when he visited Petersburg during his recent trip to the state.
Read MorePetersburg High School’s basketball teams close out the regular season this weekend with homecoming games against the Wrangell Wolves. Both the boys and girls varsity teams lost two games to Metlakatla over the weekend. Both teams lost seniors to injury, Wolf Brooks for the boys and Emma Chase for the girls. After a 15-game winning streak, the Petersburg boys lost three in a row last week. The boys lost 57-49 overtime to Ketchikan on Wednesday and then lost back to back games to Metlakatla 55-33 and 54-38 Friday and Saturday.
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