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SCT revives the musical with ‘Spelling Bee’

Producer Shannon Haugland discusses the upcoming musical performance of the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, along with cast members Hailey Barger and Zack Desmond.Sitka Community Theater presents the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 8 and 9, and 5 p.m. Sunday, April 10, at the Sitka Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $10, $8 for students and senior citizens, at Old Harbor Books. For more information, call 738-0602.Downloadable audio.

National Parks to care for Castle Hill, Old Sitka this summer

The Sitka National Historical Park will oversee Castle Hill and Old Sitka again this summer. The State Department of Natural Resources announced last week that the two agencies have renewed their cooperative management agreement for another season.

Sitka teachers agree to no pay raise next year

The Sitka School Board and district teachers have signed off on a new three-year contract. For the first year of the deal, at least, teachers agreed to take no pay raise.

Severed internet cable interrupts student testing in Alaska

Alaska’s star-crossed educational testing system suffered another setback today (Tue 3-29-16), when a fiber-optic cable near the University of Kansas was severed at about 1:30 PM Central Daylight Time.

“le Raven Noir” mugs are here!

The new "le Raven Noir" 2016 mugs have arrived! If you have already pledged you can pick yours up at the station during business hours; if not, pledge now at the $100 level or higher at http://bit.ly/02FB-SupportKCAW Thank you!!

Haines author says eagle preserve at risk from mining

Joe Ordóñez, a photography tour guide from Haines, Alaska, has published a photo book called Where Eagles Gather. He discusses the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve near Haines, and the possible threat presented by the Palmer Project, a mine located upstream on one of the rivers that runs through the preserve.Downloadable audio.

How a Vinyl Record is Made: Keep our records spinning!

Raven Radio is home to over 40,000 vinyl records, and believe it or not, they still get played on the air! But have you ever seen how a record is made? Its fascinating! Take a look at this video, and then make a contribution to Raven Radio's Pledge Drive to keep our records spinning!

Come and get your roe!

The F/V Lady Louise handed out 5000 lbs. of freshly harvested roe to Sitkans today (03-29-16). The giveaway was sponsored by the Southeast Herring Conservation Alliance, with donations from the sac roe herring fleet.

Alaska musicians prep for 42nd folk festival

The Alaska Folk Festival runs April 4-10 in Juneau. It’s a sure sign of spring for the hundreds of musicians from all over the state who come to play, jam and listen.

Lady Braves place third in state basketball tournament

Julie Amaktoolik and Sasha Saccheus, players Mt. Edgecumbe High School girl's basketball team, talk about their 3rd place finish at the 3A State Basketball Championships, their statewide fan base, and their hometowns of Anchorage and Elim. Downloadable audio