KCAW Staff, Author at KCAW

Land deal settled, floating processor to be built in Sitka

After more than a year of waiting on land to become available, a company will move ahead with plans to build a floating seafood processor in Sitka.

Sitka split in most races, rallies around Kreiss-Tomkins

Like the rest of the nation, Sitka was divided over who it wanted in the White House for the next four years. The town’s two precincts mirrored the rural/urban divide that favored the Republican nominee Donald Trump.

Update 2: Kreiss-Tomkins beats Finkenbinder, in majority

Democratic incumbent Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins appears to be on his way to winning his third term in the Alaska House of Representatives.

Sitka voters turn out for a stranger than fiction election

Sitka voters turned out in large numbers yesterday, with over 2,800 ballots cast between Sitka’s two precincts. No matter who they were casting their ballot for, voters in Sitka were aware of the historic implications of the day.

Sitka assembly opposes summertime Naval exercises

The Sitka assembly has gone on record opposing training exercises by the US Navy in prime fishing habitat in the Gulf of Alaska next summer.

The mugs have arrived ~ come and get ’em!

If you pledged during the Fall Drive at the $100 level or above please stop by the station Monday...

Tribe, veterans to march together Friday

Sitka Tribe Admin Services Director Anne Davis, and General Manager Lisa Gassman discuss Native American Heritage Month activities scheduled for this week. There will be a Veteran's Breakfast at 9 AM Fri Nov 11 at the ANB Founders Hall, followed by the combined Native American Heritage Month/Veteran's Day Parade at 2:30 PM.