An international organization awarded its Emerging Leaders Scholarship to Petersburg’s Shannon Baird for her work with the district. Baird is one of 20 school business professionals given the scholarship to attend a conference this fall.
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Incoming 6th and 8th grade history teacher Dan Warila said he brings a “hands-on” approach to teaching history.
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Thank you to everyone who submitted art for this year’s Fall Membership Drive. We have selected a piece by former KFSK News Director Joe Viechnicki!
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Petersburg’s only public pool has been refilled after construction in the building shut down the aquatic complex. While swimmers can now dive back in, there are temporary limits to how many people can be in the aquatic center at a time.
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Poll workers say Petersburg had strong voter participation in Alaska’s primary this year. Votes cast in town on Tuesday mostly align with the unofficial statewide results.
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While Eric Wolford is new to Petersburg, he’s not new to teaching in small Alaska communities.
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A 22-year-old fisherman is alive and well after a seining accident in Southeast Alaska late last month pulled him overboard. His crewmates successfully retrieved and revived him with CPR in a dramatic life-saving rescue. He is home making a full recovery, and plans to keep fishing — but with a different mindset.
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Petersburg voters have until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday (Aug. 18) to cast their pick for governor, state House and Senate, and U.S. House and Senate. Petersburg’s polling place is in the Parks and Rec community center.
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