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May 25, 2023
Ward Lakes main beach on Thursday was lively with enthusiastic fifth graders who were racing through a "bears and fishes" game, studying tiny creatures, and exploring the forest to practice
March 18, 2023
Even after nearly 60 years in Alaska, Darroll Hargraves never lost his southern accent.
February 17, 2023
About 200 people packed the Ketchikan High School commons on Thursday evening to celebrate the life and legacy of Kaaxgal.aat Elizabeth Peratrovich with the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Alaska Native
February 16, 2023
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District will celebrate Kaaxal.gat Elizabeth Peratrovich with special lesson plans and schoolwide assemblies that explore the Alaska Native civil rights leaders legacy Thursday, the State
May 4, 2022
History came to life on April 27 at the Tongass Historical Museum, with a little help from a group of second-graders from Point Higgins Elementary School.
February 16, 2022
Six Ketchikan students spent about an hour on Thursday evening on the Ketchikan High School auditorium stage, vying for the top spot as the Ketchikan School Districts Scripps spelling bee
February 14, 2022
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — All Ketchikan School District schools will operate at the high risk level of the districts Start Strong COVID-19 mitigation plan through this school week, according to information
December 7, 2021
KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Ketchikan Public Health officials logged 23 new COVID-19 cases between Friday evening and Monday evening, according to the communitys virus information dashboard.
December 4, 2021
Mondays meeting of the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly will see discussions of a proposed neighborhood plan, safety precautions along North Point Higgins Road and the boroughs possible participation in ongoing
April 14, 2021
Five local students competed in the 2021 Alaska State Spelling Bee late last month. According to information from the Alaska Spelling Bee organization, 88 students in grades three through eight qualified for the state-level competition. The bees first place winner was Ishita Khiani, a seventh-grader at Dzantiki Heeni Middle School in Juneau. The Ketchikan School District was represented by Thierry Oyedeji, a Houghtaling Elementary fourth-grader; Sarah Reynolds, a Fawn Mountain Elementary fifth-...