KTUU: Great Pumpkin Weigh-Off set to awe crowd at Alaska State Fair and more ->
 
 
 
 

KTOO: Juneau Police are collecting DNA samples from people with certain past convictions and more ->
 
 
 
 

Alaska Native News: This Day in Alaska History-August 29th, 1885 and more ->

 
 
 
 
Fairbans N6 ‘teen heroes’ recognized for the good they’re putting in Alaska and more ->ews Webcenter 11:

 
 
 
 
KINY: USFS: Moths take flight after causing extensive defoliation across Southeast Alaska and more->

KFSK: Visiting “mycohobo” gives guided mushroom talks and more ->
 
 
 
 

Side Street Espresso

We have for thirty and a half years we have opened our doors to friends, locals and travelers and have been immensely rewarded by these associations. At the close of business on Friday, September 30, we will close our doors a final time and Side Street will become part of downtown Anchorage history. The work days during September will be like all past workdays, but not the same: we will be missing customers as we serve them, rejoicing knowing them and grieving not seeing them daily. Plus, we’ll be trying to sell a lot of Side Street stuff including some of George’s past drawings and books. We will close for business on September 30 and will take the month of October to clear out the space for a new occupant. We have a goal of finding ways to continue to give back to the community that has supported us these many years as well as develop other sources of income and stay connected. It is a work in progress, evolving daily. Postings to our facebook page for both Flutters and Side Street will keep you informed. For now please know how we look forward to this transformation and deeply feel how bittersweet it is.
With great gratitude for the thirty plus years,
Deb and George

KTUU: Troopers say body of missing kayaker has been found; Floatplane pilot describes close encounter with boat in Halibut Cove; Troopers, Coast Guard investigating encounter between boat, float plane in Halibut Cove; Anchorage daycare workers fired, accused of hitting kids, using derogatory names and sleeping on the job Daycare issued warning notice, staff previously cited for lack of training and more ->
 
 
 
 
KTOO: Former Juneau hospital administrator charged with felony theft for alleged fraudulent travel claims and online purchases; Palmer man convicted of murder in drug robberies won’t face death penalty after all and more ->
 
 
 
 
Alaska Native News: Driver Suffers Fatal Injuries after Exiting Vehicle at Seward Highway Pullout; Troopers take REDDI Driver into Custody Following Chase and Standoff on Kenai Spur Friday; Adopt a woolly mammoth and win!; This Day In Alaska Histor August 26th, 1958, This Day in Alaska History-August 27th, 1915, This Day in Alaska History-August 28th, 1903 and more ->
 
 
 
 
The Arctic Sounder: Alaska Native linguists create digital Inupiaq dictionary and more ->
 
 
 
 
KIY: The Douglas-Dornan Foundation Fund awards $28,646 in grants to 13 non-profits and more ->
 
 
 
 
KRBD: Ketchikan City Council candidate violated restraining order after ‘controlling and manipulative’ relationship with 18-year-old and more ->

Note: there are some questions about how factual this is (see comments to the article), but it is a great read nonetheless.
By Mike Gordon, Anchorage Press: The Hired Gun
 
 
 
 

Craig Medred: Battle dress
 
 
 
 

Simple Living Alaska: Hooking Fish at the Homer Spit | Fresh Seafood Catch & Cook
 
 
 
 

KTUU: Driver accused of killing young couple told investigators he was so drunk he didn’t remember driving; Troopers searching for missing kayaker in Knik River; Palmer man found guilty on murder, robbery, firearm charges related partly to 2016 double homicide and more ->

 
 
 
 
KTOO: A Bristol Bay principal bet his hair on his seniors’ success; One of Juneau’s most-sighted whales has a new calf, and it’s a bit too bold and more ->

 
 
 
 
KYUK: Bethel city council votes down sales tax amnesty ordinance and more ->
 
 
 
 

Alaska Native News: Troopers Increase Patrols to Crack Down on Impaired Drivers; As one fiber ship makes the long haul up the Aleutian Chain, another tackles the rough waters along Kodiak Island; This Day in Alaska History-August 24th, 1912, This Day in Alaska History-August 25th, 1900 and more ->
 
 
 
 

Fairbans News Webcenter 11: UAF hosts the Alaska Minerals Summit A look at Alaska’s imperative role in the nations mineral development and more ->

KINY: University of Alaska Southeast, UAA to collaborate on ‘Project LEAF’; Sens. Sullivan, Whitehouse introduce FISH Act to fight illegal seafood harvests and more ->
 
 
 
 

The Seward Journal August 24 to August 30, 2022
 
 
 
 

KFSK: Tulsequah Chief Mine might see cleanup after 65 years and more ->
 
 
 
 
KRBD: Coast Guard investigation finds accidental stowaway on Hollis-bound IFA ferry constituted ‘breach of security’ and more ->

By Megan McDonald Only In Your State Alaska: 12 Unforgettable Alaska Day Trips, One For Each Month Of The Year
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: Enjoy One Of The Best Crab Omelets In Alaska In The Victorian Lounge Inside Hotel Seward

Simple Living Alaska: Preserving Summer Vegetables for Winter

 
 
 
 
Alaska Association for Historic Preservation shared a post to the group: Alaska history and you.

CALL FOR AAHP BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOMINATIONS
WHAT IS THE ALASKA ASSOCIATION FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION (AAHP)? AAHP is a private, statewide, 501c3 non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of Alaska’s prehistoric and historic resources through education, promotion, and advocacy. To achieve this mission of historic preservation in Alaska, AAHP maintains several internal and external committees, programs, and partnerships overseen by a Board of Directors and managed by Corporation staff. AAHP adheres to the principle that preservation of the built environment provides a vital link and visible reminder of the past, emphasizing the continuity and diversity of Alaska.
BOARD OF DIRECTOR PROFILE: Nominees should be at least eighteen years of age, live in Alaska, and have experience in one or more of these areas: Alaska history, Historic preservation, Public education, Media and public relations experience, Financial or organizational management of nonprofit organizations, and Parliamentary procedures/Legal expertise
Members should have an interest, knowledge, or professional qualifications in the areas of historic preservation, historic rehabilitation, archaeology, anthropology, or Alaska history, and the ability to work well in a group. In addition, the AAHP Board looks for members who are willing to commit time and energy to committee work and who exhibit sensitivity in making constructive critical judgments. To help reflect the diversity of the state, the AAHP Board considers geographic representation, and cultural background when appointing advisors. In addition, the organization seeks balance among the professional groups encompassed by historic preservation, such as practitioners, administrators, and educators.
Members are welcome to nominate themselves to run for any of the positions. Members of the board of directors must be a member in good standing.
Please consult our website https://alaskapreservation.org for the board packet. Packets can be found on the News/Events page. Nomination forms are due by October 1, 2022.

KTUU: Laid-off paint store employees find new opportunity; Marine biologist perplexed by snow crab disappearance; Legal action threatened over voter-approved body cams Anchorage police didn’t buy; Mat-Su School Board to vote on ‘moment of silence’ board policy at next meeting and more->
 
 
 
 
KTOO: New dashboard warns Sitkans of landslide risk and more ->
 
 
 
 
KYUK: Private plane makes emergency landing on Ridgecrest Drive after running out of fuel and more ->
 
 
 
 
Alaska Native News: Southeast Woman Located on Prince of Wales after Two-Day Search; Arctic Guardians rescue injured ATV rider near Kahiltna Glacier; This Day in Alaska History August 23rd, 1914 and more ->
 
 
 
 
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Adult male arrested after stabbing roommate Fairbanks Police Department and more ->
 
 
 
 
KINY: U.S. Army announces new Cold Weather All-Terrain Vehicle; JCF Individual Artists Award deadline approaching; Knik Arm Services gives up lease in Alaska’s Arctic refuge and more ->
 
 
 
 
Meatza Wagon: Kennicott, Alaska
 
 
 
 
By Megan Clark, Religion Unplugged: Orthodox Alaska Part 4: Will Blessed Olga Be The First Female Orthodox Saint Of North America?
 
 
 
 
Office of Gov. Mike Dunleavy: Governor Dunleavy Signs Purple Heart Trail, Military Spouse Hiring, and Alaska Coordinate System Bills
 
 
 
 
Craig Medred: Fear’s baggage
 
 
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: Climb The Flat Stone Stairs And Ogle Magnificent Old-Growth Giants On This Fairy Tale Trail In Alaska
 
 
By Catherine Armstrong, Only In Your State Alaska: The Award-Winning Donut Bakery In Alaska That’s Known For Its Old-Fashioned Ways
 
 

KTUU: Anchorage schools superintendent forecasts rough days ahead, promises improvements to student busing Jharrett Bryantt, in first year on the job, preaches safety on roads as families scramble to get kids to school and more ->
 
 
 
 
KTOO: To encourage more young fishermen, look to farm programs as models, new study argues and more ->
 
 
 
 
Alaska Native News: 23-Year-Old Matthew Davis Charged with Manslaughter/DUI Charges following Multiple Collisions on Sunday Morning; This Day in Alaska History August 20th, 1915, This Day In Alasksa History August 21st, 1914, This Day in Alaska History August 22nd, 1794 and more ->

Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Ten electric vehicles travel from Fairbanks to the Arctic Ocean for Arctic Road Rallys
 
 
 
 

The Arctic Sounder: Arctic microbes get closer look by Ilisagvik students thanks to research grant and more ->
 
 
 
 
KINY: Son of ex-Alaska lawmaker faces charges in father’s death; Juneau man arrested for allegedly assaulting cops, $350K warrant out of Montana and more ->

KFSK: Petersburg police write tickets to those ignoring garbage law and more ->

KRBD: Ketchikan welcomes new Coast Guard cutter Douglas Denman; Huna Totem shares vision for Prince of Wales Island’s first cruise ship port and more ->
 
 
 
 
KUCB: An international team of scientists maps out life in the deep Bering Sea and more->
 
 
 
 
By Nancy Lord, Book review: 2 new poetry collections lay the groundwork for reclaiming our humanity
 
 
 
 
Eat Your Words from Edible Alaska#35: Migrations—the fall issue is here.
Hey there,
With the frenzy of summer still upon us, you may not have had a chance to notice the days growing a little shorter—sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference between a shorter day and a really cloudy and rainy one, right? Other signs of fall are more telltale, and we’re not talking about the fireweed or the you-know-what dust the other morning. We’re talking about things like the start of the school year and the arrival of our Fall issue.

Learn more ->
 
 
 
 
Periscope Film: “ ALASKA: THE LAST FRONTIER ” 1940s HOME MOVIE SEATTLE KETCHIKAN JUNEAU CORDOVA 44594
 
 
 
 

Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum Winter Lecture / Culture Share
by LAM Webmaster on August 22nd, 2022 in Sheldon Jackson Museum | Comments

For Immediate Release
August 22, 2022

Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum is seeking proposals for their Winter Lecture / Culture Share Series to be held on Zoom between November 2022 and March 2023. Speakers are invited to submit proposals for a 30-45 minute Zoom presentation, choosing one of the following six categories:

1) Talk on your art form or culture or relevant topic.

2) Traditional storytelling – share a traditional story or several stories.

3) Provide an art-making demonstration.

4) Teach a dance/song or several dances and songs.

5) Share an Alaska Native recipe and give a cooking demonstration to show how to make the dish.

6) Give a presentation on a topic connected to Alaska Native cultures or interests you have researched for higher education purposes, publications, professional interest, or for your work for tribes, villages or corporations. Presentations on sovereignty, boarding schools in Alaska, subsistence, language, TEK (traditional ecological knowledge), museum collections you have studied with Alaska Native material and artwork, etc. and more are welcome.

The deadline to apply is September 16.

The Zoom events will be open to the general public, recorded, and then placed on the Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum YouTube Channel. They may also be posted to Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum Facebook page and social media pages.

Speakers will need to have internet and computer access with sufficient bandwidth for Zoom. At the end of each event, the speaker will give a short Q&A with Zoom event attendees. If selected, speakers will need to provide a brief bio and a bio picture to help advertise the event. Speakers will be given a $100 honorarium from the Friends of Sheldon Jackson Museum for their participation. A test run Zoom to ensure sufficient connection quality will be done in advance of the event. If speakers are in Sitka at the time of the event/ reside in Sitka, they may do their presentation at the museum in-person and simultaneously on Zoom.

To apply, call (907) 747-8981 and request an application, or send an email to Jacqueline.Fernandez-Hamberg@Alaska.gov with the subject “Winter Lecture/Culture Share.” You will be sent a short form to fill out and submit.

Laurel McLaughlin 1933 – 2022
Women in Crisis Counseling and Assistance (now Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living). In 2009, Laurel was co-recipient with Ed of the Ruth Lister Feminist of the Year Award presented by the Alaska Women’s Lobby.
 
 
 
 
Dr. Chadwick Edward Barnes “Chad”: Oct 22, 1981 – Jul 12, 2022
He believed that when you have a gift you have a responsibility to be generous with that gift.
 
 
 
 

Mike Ross KTUU Channel 2 News
Mike Ross: mross@ktuu.com
August 18, 2022
I don’t often rant publicly, but as a journalist with more than 40 years of experience, this is an exception because of something that happened today.
Our newsroom this morning asked the public affairs department at the Anchorage School District what we thought was a simple question that would get a quick answer:
“Which schools currently have school bus service and which do not?”
Simple, right? Surely ASD has that info at their fingertips…right?
Here’s the answer we got back:
“That info is not available”
I asked: “why not?”
Then, ASD told us we would have to file a formal public records request to get the information.
Seriously? A formal documents request?
Alaska has a Public Records Law…it calls on public agencies like ASD to make documents and information available for inspection during regular business hours. Having to file a formal records request is usually something that only happens if an agency has to devote time and effort to dig up the information or it’s sensitive in nature and they have to run it past their lawyers.
We told ASD we thought their demand was unreasonable…and one of our reporters this afternoon asked the new superintendent, Dr. Jharret Bryantt, about why they were making us go through this formal process…here’s what he said:
“We have three more bus drivers starting on Monday, we have 50 new drivers that will starting between now and the end of September, so that list is going to be ever-evolving…”
Ok…we didn’t ask which schools won’t have bus service at the end of September…we asked for a list of which schools don’t have bus service TODAY, the first day of school…
Dr Bryantt continued in the interview:
“…and it’s really important for the public to know that a bus route is not assigned to just one school, it’s assigned to several schools. So, when we talk about cohorts, we’re talking about a really logistically complicated list that involves multiple campuses. So, for that reason, we are keeping our line of communications directly to families at this time.”
Well…this is one of the reasons we asked today which schools don’t have bus service…we wanted to be able to gauge and report about how many schools are impacted by the bus driver shortage, and which ones they are. Instead of providing more information about the number of schools impacted, ASD chose to throw a roadblock in our efforts and not divulge the info we were seeking.
I’ve covered several different ASD superintendents during my 16 years in Anchorage…nearly all have been very open and forthcoming about providing information to the news media when requested.
I truly hope what happened today isn’t a sign of things to come from this taxpayer-supported government agency that should be transparent, especially when we’re hearing about long lines at schools with parents trying to pick up their kids.

KTUU: Kodiak man sentenced to 18 years for sextortion; Iditarod Elementary closed Friday due to staffing shortage; Alaska Troopers receiving funds to purchase body worn cameras; Persistent rain unable to dampen vendor morale as preparations continue for Alaska State Fair and more ->
 
 
 
 

KTOO: After an eye-opening supply-run, a former Sitkan fundraises for friends in Ukraine and more ->

KYUK: All charges have been dismissed against Adam Andrew in the AVCP apartment complex fire and more ->
 
 
 
 

Alaska Native News: If a lake drains in northern Alaska . . . This Day in Alaska History-August 18th 1903, This Day in Alaska History-August 19th, 1935 and more ->
 
 
 
 

Fairbank News Webcenter 11: 15-year-old Alexis Bane found safe and man linked to Amber Alert arrested and more ->
 
 
 
 

KINY: Juneau man indicted by grand jury for sexual abuse of a minor; CCFR: Battery-operated scooter causes Thursday evening house fire and more ->

KUCB: Aleutian Airways says they’re cleared for takeoff, but Dutch Harbor has to wait and more ->
 
 
 
 
“Recess at 20 Below” by Cindy Lou Aillaud and “A Thousand Trails Home: Living with Caribou” by Seth Kantner are the Alaska selected books for the 2022 National Book Festival.

Learn more ->

 
 
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: The Oldest Restaurant In Alaska Is A Culinary Masterpiece
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: The Best Sight In The World Is Actually A Road Sign That Says Welcome To Alaska
 
 
By Catherine Armstrong, Only In Your State Alaska: The One-Of-A-Kind Park In Alaska Where You Can See Moose Up Close
 
 

KTUU: Last of accused Grunwald murderers sentenced and more ->
 
 
 
 

KTOO: Garden Talk: Creative solutions for controlling weeds — like eating them; Alaska-based pilots intercepted Russian aircraft 3 times in a week and more ->
 
 
 
 
Alaska Native News: CleanCapital invests in Alaska solar developer Renewable IPP; will build largest solar project in the state; DOT&PF Seeks Public Review of Winter Ferry Schedule; Thawing Arctic hillsides are major climate change contributors; This Day in Alaska History-August 17th, 1896 and more ->
 
 
 
 

KINY: New Seadrome development tops Docks & Harbors agenda Wednesday; North Slope Pikka Project moves to Phase 1; USFS announces Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center schedule shift and more ->
 
 
 
 
The Seward Journal August 17 to August 23, 2022
 
 
 
 

KFSK: Petersburg assembly moves forward with changes to spending limits and more ->
 
 
 
 
KRBD: Dog killed by wolves in Metlakatla was defending its family, owner says; KRBD Board Openings and more ->
 
 
 
 

KUCB: Want to run for City Council or school board? Deadline to declare candidacy is Aug. 22 and more ->
 
 
 
 
Craig Medred: Gone & forgotten?
 
 
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: The Charming Small Town In Alaska That Was Named After A Creek

 
 
 
 
Simple Living Alaska: Harvesting Huge Vegetables from Our Summer Garden

KTUU: Farmers face difficult decisions amidst high hay prices, shortages As ranchers eliminate their herds due to lack of feed, some fear the long-term effects on the livestock industry in Alaska; Petersburg’s Cannery Park gives glimpse into history of town, early canneries; Telling Alaska’s Story: ‘It tastes like the ocean’ — chefs taste the importance of Indigenous foods and more ->
 
 
 
 
KYUK: Bethel Police charge suspect in AVCP Rural Housing Authority fire that killed 3 and more->
 
 
 
 

Alaska Native News: Troopers Search for, Find Intoxicated, Suicidal Woman in Woods behind Healy Bar; Funds Can be Set Aside for Schools, but Future Revenues Cannot, Alaska Supreme Court Says; This Day In Alaska History August 15th, 1935, August 16th, 1920 and more ->
 
 
 
 
KINY: JPD: Be aware, extra careful on the roads with school back in session and more ->
 
 
 
 

KRBD: Three people stabbed by strangers in two separate incidents in Ketchikan; In an incident rare for the area, wolves took a dog from its family near a Metlakatla beach and more ->
 
 
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: Take The Marine Highway In Alaska For An Unbeatable Adventure

Craig Medred: Bear attack
 
 
Craig Medred: Bear dance?
 
 
 
 
Come support your Alaska SPCA at Bernie’s! We’re having a Puppy Pageant Show that will showcase adoptable pups as well as SPCA success stories. August 20, 2022 @5pm

By Matt Smythe, Free Range American: Fatherhood, Sammy Hagar, and Salmon Fishing in Alaska

 
 
 
 
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: 7 Tiny Towns In Alaska That Come Alive In The Summertime

Courtesy of the Anchorage School District on Carpooling/transportation:

At this time the District does not have specific carpooling information for neighborhoods. We recommend connecting within your neighborhood school to coordinate carpooling and other resources. A good place to start could be calling your school. Thank you for your patience during this time, we know this is impacting our families and hope for this to be a temporary situation.
 
 
 
 

City Wilds By Bill Sherwonit Aug 10, 2022: Remembering and celebrating Gary Holthaus

I knew about Gary Holthaus, founding director of the Alaska Humanities Forum, long before I met him. However, I didn’t realize or appreciate how much he’d accomplished in his life — and the strong Humanist values he held — until after we became friends.

Read more ->

And the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is holding a memorial service for Gary H. soon…It’s coming up at 10 AM on August 21st… You can Zoom in by going to the AUUF website, or go in person to the church building at 2824 E 18th.

 
 
 
 
KTUU: Willow man charged with kidnapping Saturday Alaska State Troopers; Beloved Anchorage instructor passes away and more ->

 
 
 
 
KTOO: Alaska hunting guide serving 6 months in prison for ‘multi-year wildlife crime spree’; Ironman Alaska athletes likely spent millions while they were in Juneau; Ballot measure to defund Ketchikan’s library over drag queen storytime certified for Oct. 4 election and more ->
 
 
 
 

KYUK: Housing residents wake to an overnight fire that killed 3 and destroyed 2 apartments and more ->
 
 
 
 
Alaska Native News: Husband of UAA’s Christina Jackson Arrested on Murder Charges Thursday; Historic Alaska Tribal Child Welfare Compact becomes Law; Interior Department Announces Next Steps for Selection by Alaska Native Vietnam-era Veterans on Millions of Acres of Federal Lands; HAARP to hold public open house Saturday, Aug. 27; This Day in Alaska History-August 12th, 1916 and more ->
 
 
 
 
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Twenty-one year old from North Pole competes in American Ninja Warrior and more ->

 
 
 
 
The arctic Sounder: Police didn’t listen to witness account of events, Lee’s family says and more ->
 
 
 
 

KINY: Kodiak resident to serve five years for sexual abuse of a minor; Ketchikan educator named ‘Teacher of Distinction’ at SHI conference and more ->

 
 
 
 
Craig Medred: Tough loss
 
 
 
 

KRBD: A Ketchikan teacher is using his sabbatical to write a book about 19th century Tlingit history and more ->

 
 
 
 
By Clarisa Diaz, Quartz: Spruce trees have arrived in the Arctic tundra a century ahead of schedule
 
 
 
 

Michael R Dougherty Anchorage Memories VIP Anchorage: Varsity Show Memories
Do you remember watching Anchorage’s Saturday teen TV dance program, The Varsity Show? Did you dance on the show? Did you work on the show?

From 1959, when the show was called “Chuck’s DJ Dance Party”, up to 1971, Anchorage teens could watch KTVA channel 11 on Saturday afternoons from about September to May of each year to see their friends dancing to the latest hits on Anchorage’s very own version of “American Bandstand” called, The Varsity Show.

Read more ->

https://anchoragememories.substack.com/p/anchorage-varsity-show-memories?

 
 
 
 
Author Annie B. Sullivan’s New Book ‘Alaska Winter Miracle’ is an Inspiring Spiritual Tale of a New Mother Stranded in an Alaskan Blizzard and Her Miracle Baby

Recent release ‘Alaska Winter Miracle’ from Covenant Books author Annie B. Sullivan is an endearing tale of prayerful miracles for young readers that shares a story of a mother stranded in a storm while going into labor too early. When a team of rescue medics all pray over the mother and baby, miracles of faith prevail.
 
 
 
 

By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: The Reindeer Dog Was Invented Here In Alaska, And You Can Grab One From The Street Vendors In Anchorage

If you’re looking for some iconic Alaskan food, you may be thinking of our killer fresh seafood or sourdough bread. But many locals’ favorite grab-and-go meal? The delicious and mouth-watering reindeer dogs in Alaska. Topped with all of your favorites like cheese, onions, and even jalapeños, this classic Alaskan street food will have you coming back for more.

KTUU: Anchorage School District to break students into cohorts, use rotating bus schedule Students will only have school bus access for 3 out of 9 weeks; Man accused of shooting at cars near Dimond Boulevard; Cowboy Carnival fundraiser for Equine Assisted Therapy Alaska and more ->
 
 
 
 
Alaska Native News: Governor Dunleavy Announces Cape Blossom Road Fully Funded; This Day in Alaska History-August 11th, 1900 and more ->
 
 
 
 
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Organization connects veterans to local resources, brings awareness to crisis line change The Veterans Crisis Line now falls under the new 988 extension and more ->
 
 
 
 
KINY: Sitka Police to hold National Night Out on August 27 and more ->
 
 
 
 
KFSK: OBI Seafoods celebrates 100,000 cases of salmon and more ->
 
 
 
 
KUCB: Traditions new and old celebrated at 25th annual Camp Qungaayux̂ and more ->
 
 
 
 
Craig Medred: Another PFD thief?