KCAW News, Author at KCAW - Page 84 of 236

Grand Jury indicted three Sitkans in June

A Grand Jury indicted three Sitkans last month, on charges ranging from assault and burglary to driving a boat under the influence.

Dust off your cameras and break out the buttered popcorn for Sitka’s movie trailer challenge

This summer, Sitkans are invited to unleash their creativity with a movie trailer challenge. Shannon Haugland Rob Poulson joined KCAW's Andrew Hames to discuss the upcoming event, sponsored by the Sitka Film Society in partnership with the Coliseum Theater.

Old cars/unique cars rev up Sitka’s July 4th Celebration

Jeff Budd and Dan Jones are calling on other old car owners to join them at Whale Park Tuesday morning (7-4-23) for a drive through town in celebration of the Fourth of July. The drive begins at 10:30 a.m. sharp.

Two injured in vehicle rollover

Two males were transported to Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center early Thursday (6-29-23) after their vehicle rolled over in the overflow parking lot of the Old Sitka Boat Launch. Police are investigating.

Maritime Heritage’s July 4 cruise combines history and wildlife

Sitka Maritime Heritage Society board member Bruce Gazaway, and new executive director Keith Nyitray, share details about the society's annual Fourth of July WWII & Wildlife cruise (departs Crescent Harbor 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 4, $65 adults, $40 children 12 and under).

Soup and ceramics featured at Braveheart Bowls fundraiser

Three hundred handmade ceramic bowls will be available at the Brave Heart Bowls fundraiser this Saturday (7-1-23). Sitkans who donate will receive a bowl and a cup of soup to go from a local restaurant.

Kale yes! Farmers market slated to start July 1

The first Sitka Farmers Market of the summer is this Saturday, July 1 at the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall. Market Manager Anastasia Stefanowicz and board president Charles Bingham joined KCAW's Brooke Schafer to talk about this summer's Farmers Market schedule