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Wrangell has officially agreed to send a representative along with a Petersburg official to Angoon to talk energy issues with its City Council. One of the topics of discussion is the controversial Ruth Lake permit. The communities and its lawmakers have been at odds over the permit since the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission awarded the permit to Angoon. KSTK's Tony Gorman has more.

WHS Basketball continues to take a downward spiral as the season progresses. Both teams were in action against Craig over the weekend looking to add to the win column. KSTK's Tony Gorman has the weekend's highlights from both series.

The Wrangell Assembly came to the Chamber of Commerce's rescue during last week's meeting. The Chamber is going through hard times, financially, and turned to the Wrangell Assembly earlier this month for support. KSTK's Tony Gorman has more.

A Southeast mayor has asked for other mayors to band together in case the region loses representation in the Alaska Legislature through a mayors caucus and Wrangell is now on board. KSTK's Tony Gorman reports.

Representative Peggy Wilson has a lot on her plate going into this year's legislative session. After working to improve Alaska's health, education, and social services systems, the Wrangell Republican will shift her focus to the transportation system. Wilson's district consists of Wrangell, Petersburg, and Sitka and smaller communities like Port Alexander and Elfin Cove. That list could grow after this year's Census. KSTK's Tony Gorman has more on how Wilson plans to tackle these issues along with bringing more land to the Borough of Wrangell.