Chilkat Valley Preschool officials say they’ll be looking at alternatives – including acquiring the Haines Borough’s Human Resources Building,...

The job of managing commercial fisheries in Haines could become tougher next year, as the local department faces deep cuts. A $90,000 cut to...

An autopsy will be conducted on Jay Proetto, a 67-year-old Haines man found dead Saturday afternoon near an alley off Main Street. He had been seen...

In a decision fraught with tears and recriminations, the Haines Borough School Board voted 5-2 Monday against moving forward with a memorandum of...

The American Bald Eagle Festival will host two veterans from recent U.S. wars as part of its six-day celebration of America’s bird. “To me,...

The Haines Senior Center lost a low-cost heat source when the Haines Borough replaced a large woodstove in the building in late summer with a pellet...

The Haines Borough Planning Commission unanimously approved initial design of the 72-lot Hilltop subdivision at its Oct. 15 meeting, after hearing...

Smaller salmon, fewer of them and reduced prices paid by buyers dropped the gross value of the Lynn Canal gillnet harvest to its lowest point in at...

At separate meetings last week, commercial fishermen and Haines Borough officials identified potential funding sources for the harbor expansion...

Hikers are giving good reviews to the Battery Point trail following completion of its reconstruction late last month. “It’s a great...

A proposed agreement between the Haines Borough School District and Chilkat Valley Preschool to site the preschool program at the Haines School...

Haines Borough officials are organizing a community response to a planned reduction in ferry service that tourism director Leslie Ross describes as...

Should the Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center go by a different name? The museum’s board of directors favors such a move, but it will wait to hear...

A private donation providing free admission boosted the numbers of youths taking advantage of a new swim at the Haines pool. Pool manager RaeAnn...

By Tom Morphet After a departure that lasted two decades or more, regular city league basketball games have returned, with four men’s teams...

By Tom Morphet King’s Store will close for five months starting Oct. 31, and a winter closure may become permanent, owner Bev Jones said this week....

By Tom Morphet A determination that federal trail-building funds could be used for a visitor’s center helped trigger funding that in mid-May will...

Two Haines grapplers reached the finals of a Wrangell tournament last weekend, but each finished as a runner-up. Sophomore Cameron Merklin-Bauer (126...

The Haines High School volleyball team picked up one win at a seven-team Petersburg tournament last weekend. The Glacier Bears topped Skagway, but...

The state Department of Transportation will hold public meetings in Haines and Klukwan Oct. 28 on the draft revised environmental assessment of...

Haines Friends of Recycling board members will meet early next year to consider the future of a “Re-Store Sale,” an effort to sell used materials...

Tim McDonough and Derek Poinsette were elected last week to the State’s Fish and Wildlife Upper Lynn Canal Advisory Committee. Five other seats on...

A new preschool program at Klukwan School has attracted between five and seven students and is a “win-win” for the Chatham School District,...

The Haines Borough Assembly’s commerce committee on Wednesday endorsed exploring a shift that would put its economic development efforts under a...

Longtime Haines School art teacher Linnus Danner was awaiting surgery at an Anchorage hospital early this week after suffering a broken leg in a bicyc...