The Ketchikan Miner, founded in 1916 by John and Bess McGowan, has been a cornerstone of journalism in Ketchikan, Alaska, for over a century. Originally established as a weekly publication, it has adapted to changing times while maintaining its commitment to local news. Readers can find scans of The Ketchikan Miner on OldNews.com, starting 1907, including 1,643 scans in total. The Miner covers a range of content, including community events, local politics, and environmental issues, serving as a vital source of information for residents. Known for its thorough journalism and community engagement, the newspaper has cultivated a reputation as a trusted and influential source. Delve into historical figures and events that shaped this historic Alaskan town, and possibly uncover connections to your own family history by exploring the rich archives available at OldNews.com.