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After 43 years, Frog House at.oow returns
The Alaska State Museum returned to Klukwan four Frog House posts and a replica of the clan's house...
Aqueous storage stays in committee
On Tuesday, discussion by the Government Affairs and Services (GAS) committee of an ordinance that would ban storage of hazardous liquids within a mil...
Constantine report values mine at $266 million
After more than 13 years of exploration in the Chilkat Valley, Constantine issued a press release this week with highlights from its preliminary...
Committee reconsiders seasonal sales, alcohol tax
A 3 percent sales tax on Alcohol and Marijuana, a five-cent fuel tax, and a seasonal sales tax were discussed at a special finance committee meeting...
Hart, James open new art gallery
Ted Hart opened a new art gallery this week, featuring Native artwork by himself and his cousin, Zachary James. Canoe paddles, wooden hats, and masks...
Residents petition site development ordinance
Several variations of a petition to remove all areas outside of the townsite from land-use permitting requirements for site development are being...
Hagen wins second Rasmuson award
Native photographer John Hagen has won his second Rasmuson Project Award, a prestigious $7,500 award for Alaskan artists, to photograph salmon season...
Forest fire extinguished
The 8.5 Mile fire that destroyed David and Linda Keirstand’s home and became a 4-acre forest fire was contained by US Forest Service firefighters...
Committee asks Fish and Game for more thorough review of mining project
The Upper Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory Committee wants the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to take a harder stance on potential mining issues...
Seniors train for national athletic competition
Marian Carlson, Nancy Nash, and Connie Ward will represent Haines this month at the National Senior Games in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Seniors ages 50...
Haines among five towns to receive business workshops
The Alaska Small Business Development Center (AKSBDC) selected Haines as one of five pilot communities for a rural business development project that...
Josephson proposes cuts to library, museum
The Haines Borough Assembly will hold a third public hearing on June 11 to address assembly member Brenda Josephson’s proposed budget amendments, in...
Forest fire contained, but continues to burn
A shop fire that destroyed David and Linda Keirstad's home at 8.5 Mile Haines Highway and spread up...
Bradford retires after 30 some years
Candi Bradford is uniquely familiar with the water and sewer plant in Haines since her first date...
After DA dismisses assault charges, man pulls knife on woman and children
For the second time in two months, a 40-year-old transient man named Derrick Morris has been arrested in Haines on charges of assault. On Tuesday,...
UA timber sale contract remains unsigned
The University of Alaska timber sale remains stalled due to tariffs and a lack of log transfer infrastructure, a university spokesperson said last wee...
Three locals apply for open police officer job
Three local applicants and a former Skagway policeman have applied for the police officer position left vacant by Brayton Long’s retirement. Dayton...
