Author: Rebecca Tauber

What’s in Ketchikan’s historical archives about the 1918 pandemic?

In the museum’s basement archives, surrounded by artifacts and rows of filing cabinets, there’s a yellowing photograph of young men in military uniform at Camp Dodge, Iowa.

What does live theater look like in a pandemic? Smaller casts, social distancing and elaborate masks

In Ketchikan, one community theater is committed to putting on its annual summer play in person.

Documents detail investigation of 2019 midair collision that killed 6 near Ketchikan

Six people — including five cruise tourists and a local pilot — were killed, and 10 people were injured when a Mountain Air Service and Taquan aircraft collided above George Inlet during a May 13, 2019 flightseeing trip northeast of Ketchikan.

After spring a quiet spring, bankers and real estate brokers see a busy summer

While purchases are down for the year as a whole, low interest rates and a backlog of customers during the shutdown have made bankers and brokers busier in recent months.

Ketchikan borough mayor vetoes resolution asking state for LGBTQ protections after 6-1 assembly vote

Borough mayor Rodney Dial said that everyone experiences discrimination in some form. “And if you don’t believe that’s true, go wear a MAGA hat through Seattle and see how many businesses you get kicked out of,” he said.