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Once again, Alaska will study building a road to Juneau
A decades-old proposal to build a controversial road between Juneau and the communities of Haines and Skagway was put to rest ...
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Skagway boys make state basketball tournament for the first time in over 20 years, Haines girls return as veteran attendees
The Haines Lady Bears and the Skagway Panther Boys both qualified for this year’s state basketball tournament in Anchorage.
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Lynn Canal Voice – School Funding and Teacher Retention
How can Haines, Skagway, and Alaska schools stay competitive and recruit talented teachers who stick around in the face of a ...
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Lynn Canal Voice – School Funding
How can Haines, Skagway, and Alaska schools stay competitive and recruit talented teachers who stick around in the face of a ...
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Mayor causes ‘consternation’ with refusal to sign assembly correspondence
Skagway’s borough assembly meeting last Thursday was overshadowed by a topic not on the agenda. Mayor Sam Bass announced he ...
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March Madness Alaska on KHNS
Tune in to KHNS this week for live March Madness Alaska Basketball, as the Haines Glacier Bear Girls and the Skagway Panther ...
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Haines and Skagway DDF teams finish first: several students have option to move on to nationals
Both the Haines and Skagway high school Drama, Debate and Forensics teams drove two days to get to the state championship in ...
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In Haines, flat funding from the state is making it hard to keep teachers
Sophia Armstrong is a first grade teacher at Haines Elementary. Teaching is her calling. She’s been doing it here for 14 years already, and she plans to work in education for the rest of her career.