The cost of a medevac flight to Juneau may be going way up. Apollo Medi Trans, currently under investigation by the Alaska Division of Insurance, is...

The Haines Borough Assembly will consider asking voters to approve a $5 million bond for districtwide school improvements. The borough’s hopes for...

Residents interested in running for Haines Borough Assembly or school board must declare their candidacy and file the appropriate paperwork by July...

The deadline for entering most exhibits in the Southeast Alaska State Fair is fewer than 10 days away. “We always hope for lots of entries to make...

Borough officials this week said recent efforts to bury view-obstructing utility lines at the intersection of Front Street and Old Haines Highway are...

The Valley of the Eagles Golf Links will host a free, one-day instructional camp for youths of all ages from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 20....

Curbs along Second Avenue and Main Street less than two years old already are showing signs of wear, including numerous gouges possibly caused by...

Installation of an electric fence at the Haines Sanitation landfill is running about a month behind schedule, but the company has been able to keep...

Results are in from this year’s Fourth of July competitions. Mud volleyball consisted of 97 players, 15 teams, and 14 games. It concluded in a...

The five-member Haines Borough Police Department will soon be reduced to three. Understaffed since the resignation of former chief Gary Lowe in...

The heirs of Victor Hotch will block off a river access site at 19 Mile Haines Highway, saying they’re concerned about infringement on private prope...

The Haines Borough Assembly will decide July 23 whether to approve a package of raises and health insurance compensation for unionized borough...

Anyone who’s worked a 9-to-5 job and struggled with the tedium of mindless labor and bizarre coworkers will identify with “Enlightenment on E...

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee of Haines is leading a trail clean-up Saturday on the Mount Riley trail between Battery Point and the...

Don’t tell your young children they’re smart. Children who are told they’re smart tend to give up when encountering difficulty learning a new...

The theft of a $150 decorative blanket from the Salvation Army thrift store is perplexing police and members of the charitable organization. Lt....

The Haines Borough Assembly approved a new director for the Sheldon Museum Tuesday. John Hairr, currently site manager for the House in the Horseshoe...

The man behind the Fourth of July fireworks display for the past 13 years says he’s done with the show. Resident Phillip Wilde of Wildefire Pyrotech...

Three apple trees in front of Fort Seward Lodge were found “wacked” recently, said resident Kathleen Menke. “The main stems of all three trees...

Now that the fine-tuning is done, it’s time for good men and women to come to the aid of their borough and file as candidates for elected office....

I was gone most of May and June and was humored to read the back and forth banter in the online CVN, regarding cops vs. skateboarders. I admit that...

The land at 19 Mile Haines Highway that Chilkat Guides is using for landing commercial tourist rafting operation is a Native allotment. No rafting...

I would like to thank Al Badgley, Tyler Scovill, Jim Schnabel and Tammy, Lindsey and Natalie Jobbins for their help with mud volleyball. We had 97...

I would like to thank Terry Jacobson, Hog Heaven and the pyro crew of Haines that volunteer every year without fail. It’s been a great honor to do...

A huge thank you to Stan and Kathy Jones and Melissa Ganey for organizing the golf fundraiser for Jema this past weekend. The love, support,...