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S’long, Don! Harrigan Centennial Hall manager wraps a 38-year career

After 37-and-a-half years of service at Harrigan Centennial Hall, Sitka's longest-serving department head, Don Kluting, retired on September 30.

Sitka’s active coronavirus case count highest in months

Sitka officials reported two more coronavirus cases on Tuesday (9-30-20).

Officials announce 2 new COVID-19 cases in Sitka, 6 cases now ‘active’

Officials reported two new coronavirus cases in Sitka on Monday (9-28-20).

Out-of-state visitors to Yakutat test positive for the coronavirus

Officials in Yakutat are asking those who visited local businesses in the last two weeks to get tested for the coronavirus. That’s after several out-of-state visitors to the remote community tested positive.

Sitka emergency responders quarantine after possible coronavirus exposure

Six emergency responders in Sitka are quarantining after a possible exposure to COVID-19. They found out after administering CPR that the patient may have had the coronavirus.

Watch: ANB and ANS host local election forum

The Alaska Native Brotherhood Camp 1 and the Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 4 hosted a...

Walk for Recovery steps out this Saturday

As Recovery Month comes to a close, Sitka Counseling is hosting a socially-distanced walk over the O'Connell Bridge this Saturday, September 26 at 10 A.M. Sitka Counseling's Loyd Platson reminds listeners that addiction is a disease which people can recover from -- with support.

Watch: Sitka Chamber of Commerce hosts election forums

The Greater Sitka Chamber of Commerce held three election forums on Wednesday (9-23-20). Executive Director Rachel Roy moderated, and all 13 candidates running for assembly, school board, and the mayor's chair attended and answered questions. Watch each forum here.

Sitka’s COVID-19 count increases by 1

Sitka officials announced one new COVID-19 case today (9-23-20).

September 22, 2020: What’s happening at tonight’s assembly meeting?

When the Sitka Assembly meets tonight (9-22-20), it will consider declaring an economic emergency due to COVID-19 and poor salmon returns this fishing season.