Danelle Kelly

Ketchikan artist Dave Rubin's oil portraits of three recently retired judges are now gracing the courtrooms in the downtown Alaska state courthouse.

The Ketchikan City Council during a regular meeting Thursday unanimously approved the single item of new business, which was a memorandum of agreement between the Ketchikan Gateway Borough and the City of Ketchikan to pool grant funds to support Alaska Heat Smart's efforts to provide home assessments to Ketchikan residents for heat pump installations.

The Ketchikan City Council met on Monday evening in the third of a planned series of special meetings to discuss the City of Ketchikan's draft 2025 General Operating and Capital budget.

The Ketchikan City Council met on Wednesday evening in the fourth of five planned special meetings to discuss the City of Ketchikan’s draft 2025 General Operating, (and) Capital and Ketchikan Public Utilities budgets.

Former Ketchikan local Romanda Simpson has partnered with Ketchikan artist Ema Lee Oshima to author Simpson’s new children’s book, “Where Did My Colors Go?”

Point Higgins Elementary fifth- and sixth-graders worked hard to compete in their first archery tournament of the school year on Friday, with a second meet planned for younger students next

The Ketchikan City Council met on Monday evening for the fifth and final special meeting to discuss the City of Ketchikan’s draft 2025 General Operating, Capital and Ketchikan Public Utilities budgets.

The Ketchikan City Council will meet for a regular meeting on Thursday that will start with two public hearings prior to a vote on whether to adopt the city’s general government and Ketchikan Public Utilities budgets and one public hearing prior to a vote on whether to allow the city to accept federal and Alaska state money as reimbursement for expenses related to the August landslides.

The Ketchikan City Council during a regular meeting Thursday approved the city’s General Government and Ketchikan Public Utilities budgets, as well as a motion allowing the city to accept federal and Alaska state money as reimbursement for expenses related to the August landslides.

The Ketchikan City Council during a regular meeting Thursday unanimously authorized a $100,000 professional services contract with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. to initiate a project to create an alternate water piping system for Ketchikan’s municipal raw water supply.