[2] It was founded by John Franklin Alexander Strong, who would later be the second territorial governor of Alaska.

[2] The paper laid off five employees, three people in the business office and two graphic designers, in September 2015.

The paper has also shifted print production to a facility in Lakewood, Washington[8] and decreasing subscription prices 15-25%.

[9] The press, a Goss Community Offset originally installed in 1986, has since been dismantled and shipped to Seattle for storage.

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