The U.S. Forest Service is moving closer to selling old-growth timber stands on roaded areas of Wrangell Island.
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Peggy Wilson ending long legislative career
Southeast Alaska’s longest serving lawmaker is retiring.
Letter calls on SEAPA, assemblies to “cease and desist”
The Wrangell Borough Assembly voted to postpone discussion of a letter that questions how the transfer of the Tyee Hydroelectric Facility has been handled.
Why are Wrangell and Petersburg covered in dots?
Last weekend, in the middle of the night, 100 red dots mysteriously appeared on benches, signposts and trees around Wrangell and Petersburg.
Raven Guitars, Icy Straits Lumber win first Path to Prosperity contest
The winners will receive up to $40,000 in seed money for consulting services to help execute their business plans.
Wrangell gets a three-story tree for Christmas
Wrangell’s Christmas tree has come out of the forest and into its new home downtown.





