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Hear Author Alexis M. Smith on Raven Anthology

Author, Alexis M. Smith was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. Her debut novel, GLACIERS,...

2016: A Year of Connections Lost and Found

Whether across the aisle or in the street, the year was rife with political and social conflict - some divisive, some unifying. The big moments of the year were defined not so much by how people came together, but where they freely expressed their differences.

New Years Gala revives Rat Pack era in song, dance

The Sitka Sound Big Band will highlight this year’s Rat Pack-themed New Years gala sponsored...

Advent concert features organ music

Karen Bretz, an organist at St. Mary's Church in Anchorage, talks about the Advent Organ Recital, which she's performing today at noon at the Lutheran Church in Sitka. Downloadable audio.

Listen: Raven Radio’s Annual Meeting

In an effort to share Raven Radio’s own story with a broader audience in Sitka and further afield...

Upcoming “Grinch” performance to defy gravity

Sitka Cirque and Sitka Gymnastics will be performing their rendition of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" this weekend through a medley of aerial silks, trapeze, lyra, gymnastics, and dance. Downlodable audio.

Brief power outage in Sitka harbors

Some of Sitka’s harbor users experienced a short outage yesterday evening (12-05-16). A high voltage switch failed near the corner of Halibut Point Road and Katlian Street. This created an outage at Thomsen Harbor, Eliason Harbor, and the area of the Seafood Producers Coop.

Brave Heart Bowls dishes up soup, collects donations

Along with soup and bowls, Brave Heart volunteers will serve homemade bread and have baked over 800 cookies for the event.

Call-in about Sitka’s financial future

On Monday, December 12th, Raven Radio is hosting a live call-in show with City Administrator, Mark...

Kake rebuilds community library, one book at a time

For over a decade, there was no place to check out a book in Kake, Alaska. The school district closed the library in 1999 due to funding loss. But through outside partnerships and the hard labor of volunteers, the books were put back on the shelves and the library re-opened one year ago.