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Gustafson: Boys Run hosts 5K this Saturday

Elena Gustafson, with Sitkans Against Family Violence (SAFV), is joined by young runners to talk about the pilot year of the Boys Run program and this weekend's 5K Fun Run.

Doc Talk tonight on contraception options for men and women

Ellexis Howey and Cindy Edwards preview today's Doc Talk [11-12-14] about contraception options for men and women, led by Dr. Kristen Widmer.

Yoder: Keynote speaker at Grief Support Conference this Friday

Greg Yoder is a licensed professional counselor at a hospice in Arizona. He is a presenter at this weekend's Southeast Alaska Regional Grief Support Conference, hosted by Brave Heart Volunteers.

State’s roadless rule lawsuit reactivated

Alaska will continue its court battle against a U.S. Forest Service policy that blocks logging in undeveloped areas of national forests.

Raven Radio board nominations open

Raven Radio is accepting nominations for four seats on the board of directors. Nominees must be current voting members of Raven Radio Foundation and have until 5pm on Tuesday, November 18th to submit a short candidate...

Brown: Communication is key

Wilbur Brown is running for his second term on the Tribal Council. Born in Kake, Brown has worked in a variety of fields throughout the region and state.

STA Candidate Statement: Bob Sam

Bob Sam is one of five candidates running for four seats on tribal council, along with Rachel Moreno, Lillian Feldpausch, Michael Miller, and Wilbur Brown.

Feldpausch: Tight policies ensure quality service for Tribal citizens

Lillian Feldpausch wants to see a tight ship at the Sitka Tribe of Alaska. She believes that if the organization stands by its policies and procedures, better quality service will result for tribal citizens. Feldpausch is running for her second two-year term on the Sitka Tribe of Alaska Council.

Awesome Stardust!!!

The 2014 Stardust Ball was one for the record books! The Dusty 45s rocked the place, the costumes were amazing and the lip syncs dropped some jaws. Here are some of our favorite moments from the costume competition, lip sync performances, and more. Huge thanks to Bobbi Jordan for these pics! For a full screen slideshow, click it then choose "full screen" in upper left corner of the screen.

Sitka bears enjoy a taste of British tradition

Guy Fawkes Day doesn’t mean much to anyone unless you happen to be British -- or in one special case in Sitka -- a brown bear. Fawkes attempted to blow up parliament in 1605. November 5 is traditionally celebrated by lighting a bonfire and burning the notorious traitor in effigy. Chris Turner, at Sitka’s Fortress of the Bear, had a different approach. He spoke with KCAW’s Rich McClear.