When Oscar Yao and Wesley Chu weren't studying classical piano, they were making fun music with film scores and video games, jazz, and rock. They discovered that audiences loved the variety.
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The Sitka Assembly will consider a measure to reorganize city hall, when it meets in regular session tonight. It will also look at a proposed amendment to the city charter that would allow any excess money in the Sitka Community Hospital Dedicated fund to be used to pay bond debt on a proposed new athletic complex.
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A pickup truck was completely gutted by fire early Monday morning (6-23-25) in front of the Sitka Land Trust cottage neighborhood. Police have not released information on any investigation into the incident.
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Vocalists Danielle Talamantes and Kerry Wilkerson add a new dimension to the Sitka Music Festival. They'll be accompanied by their old friend, pianist/composer Henry Dehlinger.
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Sitka boaters saw an unusual vessel in Nakwasina Sound over the weekend.
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The Southeast Alaskan economy is revving up, but there are serious obstacles to continued growth: Namely, young families are finding it difficult to live in the region, and many are leaving. Reversing the outmigration of young people is becoming a regular refrain of economists and others who keep an eye on trends.
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Writer Heather Lende and Ruth Underhill joined KCAW for the morning interview to discuss an upcoming writer's retreat in Tenakee Springs.
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Around 300 Sitkans joined in a nationwide protest of President Donald Trump and his policies on Saturday afternoon.
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The sole applicant to provide visitor services for the city, Orca//Killer Creative, has withdrawn its proposal just weeks before the current contract expires.
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Known or suspected contamination of former industrial sites can affect redevelopment. The Sitka Tribe is hosting a visioning session (plus dinner!) 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 12, in Harrigan Centennial Hall.
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