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Haines Borough Manager Debra Schnabel recommended the borough assembly challenge the Alaska Department of Natural Resources’ attempts to withhold a...

All 10 Haines Dolphins swimmers who competed in Whitehorse earlier this month at the Ryan Downing Memorial Swim Meet broke personal records. Dolphins...

The Chilkat Valley Community Foundation grant award celebration and Chilkat Valley Preschool open house drew more than 100 people last Thursday evenin...

The Neva Lake Bridge in Excursion Inlet is open to traffic again after the U.S. Forest Service replaced the structure. The previous wooden bridge, loc...

Three Haines food entrepreneurs got drilled in a business boot camp last month as part of a regional business competition. Perma Food-Scaping’s...

The Haines Drama, Debate, and Forensics team competed against teams from Skagway, Thunder Mountain, Wrangell, Ketchikan and Mount Edgecombe in their...

The Haines Borough Planning Commission voted to hold two more public hearings as it works to define “resource extraction” in borough code after...

The Haines Borough Planning Commission discussed rezoning Takshanuk Watershed Council’s heavy industrial zoned property after previous commissioner...

Caroline Hankins is already seeing positive results as the new Haines Senior Center Site Manager after her first week on the job. Hankins replaces...

The Haines Borough will hold a public meeting Monday, Nov. 20, to present a proposed Americans with Disabilities accessibility project to improve...

The community Thanksgiving dinner that The Ministerial Association has sponsored for the past few years has been a good opportunity for friends to...

Sad to read the harsh headline and to learn that Ed Beitner is no longer with us. I encountered Ed frequently along the Chilkoot. He was always warm...

The Friends of the Haines Borough Public Library would like to thank everyone who elected to make a donation to the library through the Permanent...

We would like to thank whomever that did something generous for our family! We are touched by the kindness. Larry Sweet Jr. and fa...

The letter in the paper describing the burning of plastics and other material releasing toxic smoke at times could enter our own Lilly lake water...

Here we go again. Another one million taxpayer dollars that will need to be spent on the New Harbor Expansion Project. And according to those in...

Mary Folletti gave birth to a 10 pound, 22.5 inch long baby boy with her wife, Roz Cruise, at Juneau’s Bartlett Regional Hospital on Nov. 7, at...