Author: Colette Czarnecki

Which roads get plowed first in Wrangell

Over nine more inches of snow fell throughout the weekend in Wrangell, and plow operations have continued clearing the roads since last week’s storm.

Students fill the gym with music at annual Winter Concert

On a snowy winter evening, this past Tuesday, parents and other Wrangellites sat on the high school auditorium bleachers waiting for middle and high school students to perform their Winter Concert. Both the music and the weather made it seem appropriate for the holiday season.

Wrangell digs out after heavy snowfall, with more coming

Snow dumped hard in Wrangell on Tuesday and Wednesday, more than 18 inches, prompting Wrangellites to help each other shovel. Some said the winter storm was unprecedented.

Q&A: WCA’s new Tribal Administrator on community, culture, and coming home

Wrangell’s federally recognized tribe, the Wrangell Cooperative Association hired a new tribal administrator in June.

Wrangell vice mayor and other resident plead guilty to illegal elk hunt

Wrangell’s Vice Mayor David Powell was fined last month after pleading guilty to negligently possessing and transporting an illegally harvested bull elk. His brother, Aaron Powell, was also fined.