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KCAW newsroom brings home five Alaska Press Club Awards

Raven Radio brought home five Alaska Press Club awards this year. Thad and Sandy Poulson, co-publishers of the Sitka Sentinel, were honored as well.

Spruce Root and Sitka Public Library offer financial literacy workshop

This weekend, the Sitka Public Library and Spruce Root are offering a financial literacy workshop at the library.

On your marks! Julie Hughes Triathlon takes off for its 42nd iteration

Rachel Fox, Tom Jacobson, Carol Hughes, and Susan Magie join KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss the history of the triathlon and how Sitkans can get involved as a competitor or volunteer.

Sitka Cirque to perform The Jungle Book for first time since 2018

This year, for their annual spring aerial show, Sitka Cirque will perform The Jungle Book. There are 100 performers among the two casts/weekends performing on silks, trapeze, lyra, and poles.

Sitka Maritime Heritage Society plans to help Sitkans set sail!

Capt. Blain Anderson and Sitka Maritime Heritage Society's Keith Nyitray join KCAW for the Morning Interview to share more about their upcoming sailing classes, as well as updates on restoring the Japonski Island Boathouse and other upcoming events.

Sentinel Sports: MEHS boys basketball team’s historic state tournament

March was a big month for Mt. Edgecumbe sports. The high school's boys basketball team won their first state championship, ending a 75-year history without a title.

STA asks enrolled tribal citizens to fill out community needs assessment

The Sitka Tribe of Alaska launched a Community Needs Assessment survey to better understand the well-being, priorities, and values of its tribal citizens.

From 3D printing molars, to developing lesson plans: how Sitka High School’s CTE program empowers students to explore professional interests

Sitka High School's Mike Viera, Tyler Majeski, Vance Balovich, and Ali Chapman share their experiences in the Career and Technical Education program, how that has helped determine their future professional paths, and why other community organizations should consider partnering with the program.

Sitka Grand Jury indicts four in March

A Sitka Grand Jury indicted 4 people last month on charges ranging from driving under the influence to selling substances to minors.

Young Performer’s Theater invites you to be a part of their world under the sea in upcoming production

Sitka Fine Arts Camp's Zeke Blackwell joins KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss the relevance of "The Little Mermaid" today, the process of putting the production together, and what audience members can expect from each cast.