Moller Field was teeming with activity this weekend. Players from South Anchorage, Juneau Douglas, Thunder Mountain, Ketchikan, and Sitka High Schools battled it out on the field, during the opening tournament of the baseball season.
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School is almost out in the Sitka District, but now is the time to register young tykes in kindergarten.
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After a comprehensive search and recruitment effort over the winter, KCAW found a candidate to fill the demanding shoes of full-time reporter -- and we never had to look too far. Katherine Rose became our full-time reporter on March 18.
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Grammy-winning cellist and Sitka Summer Music Festival artistic director Zuill Bailey says that pianist Awadagin Pratt is his oldest friend in music, with a relationship going back to a table-tennis rivalry in their teens. They'll share their stories and music in two events this weekend.
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Sitka Cirque's Jessica Christianson and Frances Donohoe joined KCAW's Erin Fulton in the studio to discuss their upcoming original show, "Tides."
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Mysti Birky, with Coast Guard Spouses and Women's Association, outlines this year's Rainy Day Bazaar, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, April 13 at Harrigan Centennial Hall. A tradition in Sitka of some 30 years, the Rainy Day Bazaar features 60 vendors.
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The Sitka Assembly has an eighth member, and he’s ready to hit the ground running -- which shouldn’t be a problem, since he’s close to the ground already.
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My name is Chip Treinen. I'm a Southeast Alaska sac roe seine permit holder and have been fishing herring here in Sitka as well as other parts of the state for over 25 years.
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Louise Brady describes the schedule for the Saturday, April 6, Koo.eex' hosted by the Sitka Kiks.adi. A canoe will be launched from Old Sitka, and paddled to Crescent Harbor with a planned arrival time of 1 p.m. Everyone will then march to the ANB Founders Hall for the 2 p.m. koo.eex' (translated literally as "an invitation").
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A group of Sitka High School students trekked to Napakiak on the Sister School Exchange program, which matches a rural and an urban school to work together throughout the year. Now, the students they visited there have made the trip southeast to learn about life in Sitka.
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