Haines Borough school board candidate Ardy Miller filed paperwork Monday to contest the Oct. 1 municipal election. On the notice of election contest,...

A private salvage crew that included frogmen on Wednesday used 24 inflatable “lift bags” to right and begin to refloat the 76-foot commercial...

Two incidents of stolen fishing gear in the past week have police warning locals and visiting fishermen to keep a close eye on their belongings. Two...

The wait is over. As of Monday, AT&T customers in Haines have seen faster service on their cell phones in the form of 3G and 4G networks. Haines...

One day, they were just there. Five, six, seven fruit flies hovering noiselessly around Susie McCartney-Nelson’s kitchen. The same thing happened...

Eleven Haines High School music students have qualified for the Southeast Honor Festival. “It’s the largest number ever. It’s great. We have...

The Haines High School volleyball and wrestling teams open their seasons at tournaments this weekend. The volleyball squad will compete in Wrangell...

Of the 49 outstanding ballots from the Haines Borough’s Oct. 1 election, clerk and election official Julie Cozzi determined 36 could be counted....

Of nearly 60 applications submitted by aspiring entrepreneurs around Southeast, four Haines residents have reached the semifinals of the Path to...

Following a long, cold spring that kept snowmen standing into May, Haines saw a warmer summer than average, toppling a few temperature records. A...

The Haines Borough has received 20 applications for the manager position, which will be vacated by Mark Earnest Tuesday. Some applicants list their...

Haines High School junior Zayla Asquith-Heinz finished 26th at the girls’ cross-country championship in Anchorage last weekend, posting a time...

Friends, co-workers and taxpayers turned out Sept. 25 to recognize retiring Haines Borough staffer Sue Nelson. Nelson worked most recently as...

The National Merit scholarship isn’t only for youths in public school. Homeschool student Sasha Mackowiak of Haines recently was named semi-finalist...

Tlingit Language Class starts up again Tuesday after its summer hiatus. Students of all ages and levels of ability are welcome.   Joanne Elsie Spud...

Patrons of the Haines Senior Center’s lunch program will soon be reaping the benefits of a moose hunt gone awry. Fish and Game area biologist Stepha...

Monday, Oct. 7 A person reported a horse loose near 1 Mile Haines Highway. The owner retrieved it. A caller reported a loud shot or fireworks at...

Sam Edwards had an uncomfortable trip back to Tacoma, Wash., last week after working for Chilkat Guides at Glacier Point this summer. Edwards and...

Assembly and school board turnover from the recent municipal election and pending changes at the top of the borough and police department provide us...

I recently testified at the Lynn Canal Fish and Game Advisory Board meeting regarding the current Dungeness crab management plan for Southeast Alaska...

On behalf of the Alaska Historical Society and Museums Alaska Board of Directors, we would like to extend an emphatic thank you to the community of Ha...

Whoops! In our thank you letter last week from Hospice of Haines, we forgot a very important thanks to musician Eric Holle for his terrific fiddle...

I applaud the community of Haines and the fishing fleet for their cooperation over the past few days. Don Axelson and his crew kept what could have be...

A fundraiser was held Sept. 20 at the American Legion to assist with the expenses for my recent hip replacement surgery. The evening was a huge...

I would like to thank the Unified Command – U.S. Coast Guard, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, SEAPRO, Phil Benner and his harbor...