Information about the upcoming borough election will be available at City Hall, the library, Wrangell Chamber of Commerce office, Public Safety building and at Meyers Chuck Post Office beginning April 9.

Residents of Alaska's Inside Passage community of Wrangell will celebrate the arrival of spring with their annual Stikine River Garnet Festival, April 23-27.

Tune in to KSTK 101.7 FM in Wrangell for play by play of the games, which is made possible by the support of various businesses in Wrangell.

Tune in to KSTK 101.7 FM in Wrangell for play by play of the games, which is made possible by the support of various businesses in Wrangell.

Edward K. Thomas, former Tlingit Haida Central Council president, recently accepted a speaking engagement to present a tribal perspective on healthcare issues of Native Americans at the International Network for Indigenous Knowledge and Health Development Conference in Rotorua, New Zealand, Oct. 15 - 18.

The Alaska Aerospace Development Corporation recently offered congratulations to fourteen Alaskan students, including Nathanael Mathis of Wrangell, who received scholarship awards of $5,000 each from the University of Alaska Foundation through the Alaska Aerospace Development Corporation Scholarship program.

This summer, Ed Thomas will do something he hasn't done in more than 23 years. He won't go to work. At the end of June, Thomas will officially step down as the president of Central Council Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, an organization he had led since 1984.

The Alaska State Council on the Arts recently awarded $545,674 in grants at their annual meeting, held June 15-16, in Sitka.

The Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska announces the 2007 Miss Tlingit & Haida Youth Leadership Pageant winners-Markel Wallace, Miss Tlingit & Haida; Martha Mallott 1st Runner Up; and Jeanette Commodore, 2nd Runner Up.

The Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska announces Bill Martin as the Council's new President, and Fred Lauth as the new 6th Vice President.

Air Force Airman 1st Class Sarah M. Cox has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.