Shelby Herbert is a local journalist based in Petersburg, Alaska. She has written for various news outlets, including NARROWS BROADCASTING CORPORATION and KTOO, and her work has been featured in publications such as KUCB, Alaska Public Media, WBUR, KGOU Public Radio, and Reno Public Radio. Shelby's articles cover a range of topics, including local government, community events, sports, and environmental issues.
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Petersburg High School’s Gaje Ventress propels himself across the finish line.
Petersburg’s vikings and valkyries storm the Rae C. Stedman Elementary School playground on May 17, 2024.
Petersburg Medical Center CEO Phil Hofstetter shows U.S. Representative Mary Peltola around the site of the hospital replacement project on August 10.
NOAA has issued a warning that Petersburg is projected to receive six to eight inches of rain this weekend. Landslides and flooding are possible. The greatest rainfall is supposed to start tonight and carry on through Saturday into Sunday morning.
The Petersburg EMS department is critically short on volunteers.
The project to remodel the interior of Petersburg Ranger District’s main building is estimated to wrap up in 2026.
Summer science campers construct fish traps at Sandy Beach. (Photo by Olivia Schmidt/KFSK)
Teams came from Craig, Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka, and Wrangell to compete in the Petersburg Aquatic Center.
By: Shelby Herbert
A number of devastating cyberattacks across Alaska have prompted many public entities to redouble their digital security measures, and Petersburg Medical Center is among them. The hospital is revisiting its cybersecurity practices in response to two hacks over the last year. It all started at an October 26, 2023 Hospital Board meeting, in the middle of a resident’s speech.
Petersburg artist Beth Flor’s “Boardwalk Walk” oil painting.
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