A new informational sign board has been erected at Sandy Beach Park to help inform people about the nearby trails and wildlife. There are three panels made of cedar and each one represents a partner in the collaboration.
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The gun attachments known as bump stocks are now banned. The federal ban went into effect March 26th. KFSK’s Angela Denning takes a look at bump stocks and what their ban means for Petersburg residents.
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Sandhill Cranes could be the oldest bird species in the world. They’re some of the first birds to move through Southeast Alaska during spring migration. But where are they going and what do they do when they get there? Angela Denning talks with sandhill crane expert, Dr. Gary Ivey, to find out more. Ivey is the keynote speaker at the Stikine River Birding Festival, April 25-28 in Wrangell.
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Petersburg’s borough assembly Wednesday dug into the details of a proposed spending plan for the borough government for the fiscal year that starts in July. Some on the assembly signaled their desire to make spending cuts regardless of decisions on funding by the state government.
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Petersburg School District is going ahead with some staffing changes despite not knowing what it will receive in state funding next fiscal year. As Angela Denning reports, the administration says they’re tired of playing budget games.
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A Southeast Alaska fishing boat captain has admitted to dumping eight tons of sandblasting waste into the ocean. Brannon Finney, 32, admits to violating the federal Clean Water Act.
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A logged forest area on the Lindenberg Peninsula of Kupreanof Island near Petersburg. (Joe...
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Petersburg School District is replacing its fiber optic network that provides Internet access to all of its buildings. The upgrade will help meet the increasing demand by teachers and students to use newer technology.
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