Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz bested Donald Trump in Tuesday’s statewide Presidential Preference Poll, but the New York billionaire...

Organizations and businesses around town are scrambling to prepare for the Freeride World Tour, with event staff scheduled to begin arriving in...

A Superior Court judge last week ruled the Haines Borough violated its own code last year when it fined a Skyline Estates property owner $600 for fail...

Supporters of the Haines Sheldon Museum are considering a facelift for the front of the building, an extension of an effort to add an elevator and bri...

A single, bedroom-sized boulder that rolled off a mountainside adjacent to the ferry terminal early Friday fortunately traveled between electric...

Haines School Board members will get their first look at a draft budget for the coming year at a committee meeting set for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the hi...

Representatives of tax-exempt organizations – including nonprofit corporations – would not be eligible to serve on the board of directors of the...

Madeline Andriesen sang with Haines School choir and has performed at state and regional music festivals in Anchorage and the Lower 48. But singing...

Experienced swimmers and people who just splash are invited to a free day at the pool. The first Splash-O-Rama, a community swimming and water safety...

The annual Dick Hotch Memorial Basketball Tournament runs through Sunday, March 6, with an expected six-team men’s field, plus one Juneau team...

The Haines High School girls’ basketball team’s five seniors all scored in their home finale on Saturday, capping off a series sweep of...

Freshmen aren’t usually the star players or participants on high school teams, but that wasn’t the case for this year’s Haines Glacier Bards....

Can you spell “auriferous”? What about “susurration”? Or “arpeggio”? Eighth-grader Aurora Alten-Huber can. And she did on Tuesday, at the...

Silver Bow Construction of Juneau will return to Haines in warmer weather to again look at Haines School’s leaky roof, a puzzle that has defied...

A necropsy conducted Monday on a harbor porpoise found washed up on a Portage Cove beach in January was inconclusive. “The carcass was too...

Public radio supporters this week testified against a state House subcommittee recommendation to eliminate state grants for public broadcasting. Such...

The problem with newly-hired police officer Chris Brown’s stated determination to curb over-serving in local bars is not that Brown wants to stop ov...

I am struck by the audacity of Eric Holle’s letter to the editor in which he pretends that the current push to reclassify the Chilkat River has...

This is one of the most beautiful places in all the world. Whenever I travel anywhere else and come back, I take deep breaths and think to myself,...

The Tier 3 article in last week’s paper quoted Michelle Hale of the Department of Environmental Conservation as saying it would be difficult for a...

The Chilkat Snowburners would like to thank all the volunteers that made the poker run happen Saturday. A very big thanks to the Uglys of Haines for...

The people of Haines understand the importance of nonprofits to our quality of life and for the services nonprofits provide that government does not...

I wanted to give thanks and praise to Haines School librarian Leigh Horner and other teachers involved in the Tournament of the Readers, as well as...

Haines High School senior Autumn Gross was recently named “Student of the Year” by the Alaska Society for Technology and Education. ASTE...