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Video: Coast Guard uses infrared radar to locate overdue Klawock hunter

Air Station Sitka located an overdue hunter near Klawock Saturday night (11-26-22) using night-vision technology.

Sitka Fish & Game Advisory Committee

The Sitka Fish & Game Advisory Committee will soon start reviewing new proposals from the Southeast Board of Game and Statewide Board of Fisheries.

Sentinel Sports: Swimming, Volleyball perform well at state meets, as Wrestling season opens

Two Sitka girls made their marks at the state swim meet the first weekend in November. Lady Wolves Volleyball captured third place at the state championships on November 12.

Medicare Open Enrollment

(Photo: www.franchiseopportunities.com/) Susan Briles, the patient health benefits director at...

American Street has technically been a ‘one-way’ for months, but some Sitkans want it changed back

Some business owners on American Street in Sitka are asking that the city change its status from one-way, back to two-way. The conflict over the downtown route came up at a recent Police and Fire Commission meeting, and commission members weighed in.

Missing woman found in Anchorage

Sitka Police say a woman who has been missing in Alaska since last summer has been found. Earlier this week, Alaska State Troopers were looking for information on 60-year-old Barbara Carbone, whose last known whereabouts were in Sitka.

Sitka Homeless Coalition

Sitka Homeless Coalition's Andrew Hinton and Doug Osborne join KCAW's Erin Fulton on November 16 to discuss the campaign, volunteer opportunities, and the Coalition's upcoming annual meeting on December 7.

YPT’s ‘A Tale from the North Woods’ a fantasy with timeless themes

27 of Sitka’s youngest actors take to the stage this weekend to perform a play set in an enchanted forest. Young Performers Theater Director Zeke Blackwell and performers Arya Galanin and Rosie Starbuck joined KCAW's Erin Fulton for the Morning Interview on Tuesday to discuss the project. A Tale from the North Woods isn’t a widely known play, but the themes, woven into a fairytale setting, are timeless.

Rough-cut of ‘Cruise Boom’ documentary showing in Sitka this weekend

Sitkans are reflecting on the biggest cruise season to-date on the silver screen. Throughout the summer, filmmakers Ellen Frankenstein and Atman Mehta were documenting the record-breaking year. Now they're presenting a rough-cut of the film Cruise Boom, this Sunday, November 20 at the Coliseum Theater.