Author and cyber safety expert, Frederick Lane, is visiting Petersburg, Thursday, Feb. 21. He’s written eight books, three of them on Cybertraps. He’s lecturing to students and teachers during the day and to the community in the evening at the Wright Auditorium.
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How sustainable is Petersburg’s trash and recycling program? That’s a question that spurred a borough assembly work session February 6. With market prices changing for what recyclables are worth, the borough wants to find out how important the program is to residents.
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Petersburg School District could lose $1.5 million according to the Governor’s proposed budget. District officials aren’t freaking out just yet but they’re not taking it lightly either.
Read MoreWrangell and Petersburg began burning diesel this week to partially power their towns. And this could continue for the rest of the winter. The two Southeast communities run mostly on hydropower supplied by Tyee Lake, which is...
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Gov. Mike Dunleavy discusses his proposed budget and Permanent Fund Dividend related...
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Petersburg High School’s girls’ basketball team won one game and lost one game in Metlakatla last weekend. Meanwhile, the boys’ basketball team lost two against the Chiefs at home. KFSK’s Angela Denning reports on how the games went and about the coaches behind the teams.
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Petersburg Medical Center expects to have a master plan in place by the end of the year that details the possibility of building a new facility.
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Petersburg School board will be considering state budget concerns and the success of the district’s local schools at a meeting Tuesday. Governor Mike Dunleavy is scheduled to release his revised budget Wednesday and administrators are expecting cuts to public education.
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