After winning back-to-back regional titles, the Petersburg High School cheer squad enters the 2024-25 season aiming to do it ...

In a week, Congress will meet to certify the presidential election. I wonder if the disappointed candidate will gather a crowd near the White House and urge them with the words Trump used in 2021: “We ...

While meeting in Ketchikan in late January and early February, members of the Alaska Board of Fisheries will hear 11 proposals that request changes to state regulations for the commercial dive harvest ...

An advertiser-sponsored article in the Seattle Times gushed “Wild Alaska pollock’s fishing fleet is based right here in Seattle although all of the fish are caught in U.S. waters off of the coast of ...

This northern pygmy owl was recently seen perched in a tree along Frederick Point Drive. Native to the Northwest these compact, charismatic raptors are known to nest and forage in near streams in ...

A seven million dollar appropriation to the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation will fund an incentive program for new housing ...

Petersburg high school wrestling seniors Angus Olsen and Kaden Duke played their final high school wrestling matches at the ASAA DII Championships. While neither of them reached their ultimate goal of ...

Sons of Norway Hall was warm with cheer on Wednesday, Dec. 11, seafood's tastiest night of the year in Petersburg - the ...

Late last year, when I went to sign up for my 2024 health insurance on the federal Obamacare marketplace, the options all seemed expensive — more expensive than what I paid in 2023. A perk of being an ...

The Petersburg Pilot is a weekly newspaper established in 1974. The present publisher is Orin Pierson.

A proposal coming before the Board of Fish in January, if adopted, would make it almost impossible under the current management plan to ever reopen the Southeast Alaska commercial red king crab ...