The budget picture just got a little brighter for Sitka’s schools next year. An unexpected break on insurance premiums has shaved the deficit by nearly $600,000. But that doesn't mean the fight is over for schools.
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Alaska Native knowledge is becoming more valued in Sitka’s schools, but there’s still much work to be done toward racial equity. That’s the message the ANB/ANS delivered to the Sitka School Board.
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Wrestlers Josh Goeden and Sydnee Kimber talk about competing --and placing-- in the Arctic Winter Games in Greenland. Downloadable audio.
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The Sitka Sound Science Center raises millions of salmon at the Sheldon Jackson Hatchery every year but recently the organization started nurturing another type of sea creature.
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Greater Sitka Arts Council's Sarah Lawrie and Jeff Budd outline the schedule for the 9th annual ArtiGras Festival, with events from March 18th - April 2nd in Sitka.
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The Sitka High Wolves won their second Region V Basketball title in as many years. Sitka defeated the Mt. Edgecumbe Braves 63-57 on Saturday night (3-11-16) for the championship.
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The Ketchikan Lady Kings have captured the Region V 4A basketball crown. The Juneau Crimson Bears took the boys' title.
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Love Canon, a five-member "super-80s bluegrass hits machine" from Charlottesville, North Carolina, will be performing 7 p.m. Saturday, March 12 at the Odess Theater. Downloadable audio.
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Winter trolling for king salmon in Southeast Alaska is over -- a full six weeks ahead of schedule. The Alaska Department of Fish & Game closed the season on March 8.
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A proposal to streamline voter registration with permanent fund dividend applications has secured a spot on Alaska’s ballot this summer.
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