A community garden project could be one step closer to sprouting after tonight’s (4-22-25) Sitka Assembly meeting. When the assembly meets, it will consider approving a lease for the garden on Jarvis Street for a dollar a year.
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While it wasn't the biggest year for KCAW at the Annual Alaska Press Club Awards, it was the biggest prize. Katherine Rose's five-part investigation of the Japanese herring industry took top prize among all media for "Best Series."
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The Alaska Native Sisterhood Spring Bazaar is April 19 at the Alaska Native Brotherhood Founders...
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A rumor that agents from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency have been active in Sitka recently is based partly on the heightened presence of law enforcement officers in town for other training, and partly on actual ICE activity in Sitka last month.
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Next month, Sitka will hold a special election for voters to decide whether they want to cut cruise traffic in Sitka by nearly half. Municipal Clerk Sara Peterson says the election isn’t just “special” because it’s happening in May. It’s actually the first of its kind in Sitka.
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Sitka Fine Arts Camp's Young Performers Theater presents the play "Failure: A Love Story" this weekend in Sitka.
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The City and Borough of Sitka Parks and Recreation program is unveiling a new piece of gymnastics equipment, an "air floor," as part of its spring programming.
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UAS Sitka will be hosting an Open House on April 16th from 4pm-6pm. The community is invited to explore the campus, register for classes, meet staff and faculty, and experience the campus art walk.
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Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center in Sitka was briefly locked down Thursday following a threat directed at the facility (4-10-25).
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When the Sitka Assembly meets tonight, on first reading it will consider the general and enterprise fund budgets for next fiscal year.
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