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Q&A with Alaska House District 2 candidate Rebecca Himschoot

Rebecca Himschoot is one of two candidates vying for the seat representing House District 2 in the Alaska Legislature.

Commentary: Letter from Proponents of Prop 1

Note: Opinions expressed in commentary on KCAW are those of the author, and are not necessarily shared by the station’s board, staff, or volunteers.

Stardust Ball to return this October after two year hiatus

KCAW General Manager, Becky Meiers and Ramshackle Cabaret organizers Christian Litten and Serena Wilde, join KCAW's Brooke Schafer to discuss the long awaited return of Stardust Ball.

Sitka Sound Science Center welcomes new Scientist in Residency Fellow, Joanna Young

Research Coordinator at the Sitka Sound Science Center, Alex McCarrel and new Scientist in Residency Fellow (SIRF) Joanna Young join KCAW's Brooke Schafer to discuss Young's research and what her plans are for her time in Sitka.

2022 Community Elections: Tenakee Springs

Check back here in the coming days for information about Tenakee Spring's upcoming municipal election.

2022 Community Elections: Yakutat

Check back here in the coming days for information about Yakutat's upcoming municipal election.

Fine Arts Camp fundraiser to feature evening of French food and music

Sitka Fine Arts Camp Director, Rodger Schmidt, and camp chef Olivier Phelupin join KCAW's Brooke Schafer to discuss upcoming an fundraiser at the Odess Theater featuring an evening of French food and music .

KCAW wants you to join our Board of Directors!

If you’re a member of Raven Radio and have been looking for additional ways to support your...

John Straley says ‘farewell-for now’ with final reading at Old Harbor Books

John Straley and Margot O'Connell join KCAW's Brooke Schafer to discuss how he ended up in Sitka and what his next adventure will be.

UAS to offer new financial aid opportunities for local students

Lead academic advisor at UAS, Katie Sill joins KCAW's Meredith Redick to chat about tuition assistance for local students over the coming fall and spring terms. Qualifying students can save around $700 for a 3 credit class through the Sitka Campus.