Last in a series of articles examining erosion of the downtown core. Previous stories examined the role of government in revitalization, renewal strat...

The Haines Borough is looking to buy a 450-square-foot trailer to use as extra office space despite having an empty desk at the administration buildin...

With only a few months remaining in his first term, rookie House Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, D-Sitka, said he has no intentions of stopping. During...

The Chilkat Valley Preschool is planning to site its new building on Presbyterian Church property on First Avenue instead of at the Haines School,...

The library’s annual summer reading program kicks off 11 a.m. Friday, May 23, with food and activities at the public library. “This year, it...

With the future of a favorite winter recreation site in jeopardy, the Haines Borough Assembly stepped in Tuesday to ensure the sledding hill on Mount...

The origin of a fire in the roof of an Oslund Drive house that caused $75,000 or more in damage May 8 is still under investigation, Haines Borough...

Meet the people you think you know at the Haines Borough Public Library’s third annual Human Library event from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Instead of...

Ranger Preston Kroes gave notice last month that he’d be leaving the position in May or early June to take the chief ranger position in state parks...

Kindergarten at Haines School will shift to a full day, starting next year. One hour and 45 minutes will be added to the school day, a change that...

Several members of the Haines Borough Planning Commission asked for more support from the assembly during a joint meeting of the two bodies last...

Dozens of Alaska Power Company customers testified at a recent Regulatory Commission of Alaska hearing in Haines, railing against the company’s...

A year after late-season snowfall canceled Haines High School’s annual home track and field meet, the Glacier Bears had another opportunity to host...

Public comments close Monday on an application by Constantine Metal Resources to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to rehabilitate 2.5 miles of road...

Vicki L. Gardner, 45, was sentenced April 29 after pleading guilty to driving under the influence and reckless endangerment on April 2, 2013. An...

A story in last week’s CVN reported Kim Sundberg’s day camp was for girls. The camp is for boys and girls....

An old friend remarked to me the other day she’d lived here long enough to remember when greenies supported tourism and rednecks were against it....

After four of our local seniors crashed into the post office, I am always so relieved to hear when any senior citizens in this town relinquished the...

I was disgusted to read the article regarding John Dear and furious to find out that he was allowed to speak in school without notification to...

On behalf of my family, we are grateful for this compassionate community. When something tragic happens in this small town, everyone is ready to lend...

I follow with interest Joe Parnell’s column, and I got a laugh out of the advice he got on his way to Alaska, about fighting off the bears with a...

A huge thank you goes out to everyone involved in this year’s celebration of Earth Day on Saturday, May 10. Informative displays and various...

Congratulations to Mardell Gunn and her army of volunteers for another successful Hospice Sale, and many, many thanks to Mardell for her many years...