The Wrangell Cooperative Association, in conjunction with Sustainability Incorporated, is looking into the feasibility of another new economic outlet for Wrangell’s wood mills and forests. They want to use wood waste to heat the community’s homes and government buildings by making woodchip boilers and biobricks. KSTK’s Anne Hillman joined forester Bill Wall for a look at the community’s potential.
Featured News
Wrangell’s biobrick potential
Recent News
Chamber gears up for 4th
Wrangell is gearing up for its annual 4th of July celebration. Hear an interview with John Waddington and Rafael Nuñez from the Chamber of Commerce about preparations for this summer’s event. more
WMC Board discusses EMTs, delivering babies
The Wrangell Medical Center Board of Directors met last Wednesday. This is a re-cap of that meeting. more

PARTLY SUNNY SKIES WITH OCCASIONAL MID AND HIGH CLOUDS WILL CONTINUE
THROUGH THE EARLY AFTERNOON. NORTHWEST WIND 10 MPH.
