Angoon reports first coronavirus case in six months Posted by KCAW Staff | Apr 30, 2021 Aerial photo of Angoon in 2017 (Emily Russell/KCAW) Angoon reported its first case of the coronavirus in six months on Thursday (4-29-21). The Southeast Alaska town of around 500 people hasn’t reported a new case since last October. According to a press release from the City of Angoon, contact tracing is underway and 60 coronavirus tests are awaiting results. The city is asking anyone with symptoms to call the local clinic and get tested. So far, only one person has tested positive. Angoon’s schools moved to online learning Friday morning. The Angoon Community Association, Angoon’s Tribal government, has closed its doors to the public. The local gas station is only accepting credit and debit cards, and the store is taking email orders. The city offices remain open to the public, but masks are required.