KCAW general manager Ken Fate and development director Amy Kramer-Johnson outline plans for Raven Radio's One-day on-air fund drive tomorrow (Fri 4-5-13). You can help keep your community radio station funded for another year by making a contribution NOW online.
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School board approves 3-year contract for teachers. Herring seiners try co-op fishery to salvage '13 season. Alaska Airlines employees help make Prom special for Mt. Edgecumbe students.
Sitka High activities director Mike Vieira and Mt. Edgecumbe athletic director Andrew Friske recall their own high school sports careers -- particularly playing against future NBA star Carlos Boozer. They discuss the unique traditions of SE schools, and how KCAW is a unique tradition in community radio. Lend your support to keeping Raven Radio -- and high school sports and activities -- on the air.
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City releases additional information about administrator's suspension. Small-ship tourism market growing in Southeast. Audio postcard: Chef merges Native traditions and contemporary cuisine in Mt. Edgecumbe cooking class.
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As part of his tour through Southeast earlier this spring, Chef Rob Kinneen stopped in at Sitka’s Mt. Edgecumbe High School and taught a cooking class. Although Kinneen is a Tlingit, with roots in Petersburg, Sitka, and Metlakatla, he is a ready hand with delicacies from other regions, including muktuk sushi. Mt. Edgecumbe junior Shanelle Afcan is involved with the Fish-to-Schools program. She attended Kinneen’s class and sent this audio postcard.
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Raven Radio's new mug design is revealed! Big thanks to Rebecca LaGuire, Raven's own program coordinator, for this year's design. The mug is just one way we thank you for supporting your public radio which you can do right now.
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Jeff Budd from the Greater Sitka Arts Council, Doug Osborne from SEARHC Health Promotion, and Willow Moore from Brave Heart Volunteers talk about how they use the Morning Interview to promote their organizations, how it benefits the community, and why listeners should contribute to Raven Radio's Spring Fund Drive.
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Herring season tapering down, with half of quota still in the water. Rep. Kreiss-Tomkins introduces anti-hazing bill. Interview: IPHC director Bruce Leaman says there are signs of improvement in halibut stocks. Richard Rinehart Jr. appointed to Sealaska board.
Sitkans successfully survived a terrorist bombing, a suspected poisoning of the food supply, a hospital patient with a gun, and a dangerous meth lab. All these scenarios - though realistic - were not real. They were created by an organization whose job is to test the resources of communities to deal with real-world threats.
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Biologists Todd Brinkman and Jon Martin believe that innovative DNA studies of deer pellets, combined with social research about hunting, can paint a more detailed portrait about our relationship to the environment, and can help shape forest management practices in the future. 
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