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A rededication to remember
Wrangell’s Shakes Island Tribal House rededication was last week. Hundreds of visitors from across Alaska, Canada, and the lower 48 poured into the small island town to witness the historic event. more
Britta Schroeder reading “The Day My Mom Went Crazy”
April is National Poetry Month. This is Britta Schroeder reading her own poem, “The Day My Mom Went Crazy.” more
National Poetry Month at KSTK
Do you have a favorite poem you’d like to share? Do you write poetry? April is National Poetry Month. Stikine River Radio is joining in the celebration! KSTK wants YOU to record a reading. Then, we’ll broadcast it during the month of April! more
Chautauqua speaker on invasive plant species
The Wrangell Chautauqua series continues Thursday, March 14, 2013, with a presentation by Brian Maupin. Brian Maupin is an invasive species specialist with the Alaska Association of Conservation Districts. more
KSTK Open Board Seat
KSTK has one open board seat. Those interested in serving the remaining terms should submit a letter of interest to KSTK General Manager Mike Symons by email at mike@kstk.org or mail it to P.O. Box 1141, Wrangell, AK 99929.… more
Day 5 – Halfway and unpredictable weather ahead
This year, the Alaska Public Radio Network is bringing you live daily updates from the Iditarod trail. This is the update from Day 5 of the race as the teams reach the halfway point with unpredictable weather ahead. more
Days 1 & 2 – Teams head out from Willow
This year, the Alaska Public Radio Network is bringing you live daily updates from the Iditarod trail. This is the first update from Days 1 & 2 of the race as the teams head out from Willow. more
Peggy’s Corner, Feb. 17 – 23
Week 5 of Peggy’s Corner of the House from Wrangell Representative Peggy Wilson. more
Forest Service re-evaluates plan for Tongass
Every five years the Forest Service must re-evaluate how it’s managing the national forests. The Tongass National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan was last updated in 2008. It’s under review again this year and the Forest Service is asking Southeast community members for their input. more
Ferry system gets new boss, management structure
Juneau’s Reuben Yost is the new chief of the state ferry system. But he’ll spend only about half his time on that job. more