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STA hosts will-drafting clinic for tribal citizens

The Sitka Tribe of Alaska is hosting a will drafting clinic on Feb. 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at tribal headquarters.

Ramshackle Cabaret goes post-apocalyptic with ‘Atomic Bang’

Ramshackle Cabaret presents "Atomic Bang" February 13 and 14 at Harrigan Centennial Hall.

Braveheart Volunteers aim to raise 20k during ‘Fill the Heart’ campaign

Kim Hunter and Marshall Barg joined KCAW on the Morning Interview to discuss this month's fundraising campaign, "Fill the Heart," which aims to raise $20,000, with $10,000 already pledged.

Wearable Art Show returns to Sitka after one-year hiatus

The Wearable Arts Show is returning to Sitka after a one-year hiatus, featuring 19 designs from 16 designers, including one from Arizona and another from Washington.

Public comment open on federal subsistence review until February 13

The U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior are conducting a review of the federal subsistence management program in Alaska. Alaskans can comment on the review through February 13.

Sentinel Sports: Basketball season heats up for Sitka and Mt. Edgecumbe teams

The Sitka High School and Mt. Edgecumbe High School basketball teams are in the thick of the season, with tournaments last weekend and a full schedule of local games this weekend.

Colorado woman indicted for gun theft from missing men’s float house

A woman from Colorado was indicted last week (1-22-26) for allegedly stealing a number of guns from the home of the two mariners who went missing near Sitka last month.

Young growth logs arrive to Sitka for Pacific High learning shelter

A load of timber from Mitkof Island was delivered to Sitka today for a special project.

January 27, 2026: What’s on the agenda when the Sitka Assembly meets tonight?

At its meeting tonight (01-27-26), the Sitka Assembly will discuss updating city code to allow for...

Registration now open for Boys Run I toowú klatseen

The ten-week program for third to fifth grade boys, coordinated by the Pathways Coalition, is composed of running, discussion, and culturally based activities that honor Southeast Alaska traditional values.