Metlakatla News

Pete Clevenger, a Tsimshian master carver from Metlakatla, has spent the past two weeks in Juneau working on a variety of pieces at the Friends of the Alaska State Museum Store.

Former Juneau and Ketchikan resident Joseph Byron Sadlier died April 16, 2009, at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Seattle, Wash.

It was big news for the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District last week. The school board announced that Dr.

JUNEAU, ALASKA Energy grants recently OK'd by the legislature will advance about 15 Southeast Alaska power projects.

The Alaska Marine Highway System is assessing damage to the 181-foot ferry Lituya, sustained after the ship grounded Jan.

The state ferry Lituya is awaiting repairs at the Ketchikan Shipyard. The 181-foot ferry broke loose from its moorings because of high winds last Friday.

The ongoing investigation into the grounding of the Alaska Marine Highway System ferry Lituya revealed there is approximately 2,000 gallons of number two diesel fuel unaccounted for following the vessel's ...

The state ferry Lituya is awaiting repairs at the Ketchikan Shipyard. The 181-foot ferry broke loose of its moorings because of high winds last Friday.

How have Alaska Natives fared under statehood? Has it been a good thing, a bad thing or just one more thing in the long story of contact with Caucasian society? Several local Alaska Native leaders were ...

Strong winds that blew a state ferry off its mooring in Metlakatla also knocked down trees and a power lines in nearby Ketchikan.

The Alaska State Ferry Lituya is loose from its moorings at the ferry pier in Metlakatla.

December 15, 2008 WWII era basketball legend Wally Leask is being inducted into the 2009 class of the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame.