Month: November 2011

Coming up this weekend Wrangell High School’s Drama Debate and Forensics team is holding a region wide tournament. The tournament will feature D-D-F teams from all over southeast Alaska, which include Ketchikan, Petersburg, Sitka, Mt. Edgecumbe, Juneau-Douglas, Thunder Mountain, and Haines. KSTK's Charlotte Duren has more.

Winter weather is here, and with the colder temps more home owners are feeling the crunch of higher electric bills. To help residents safeguard their homes from the cold, the Alaska Community Development Corporation is offering free or low cost weatherization to Wrangell homeowners. KSTK’s Charlotte Duren has more.

Work on the downtown Wrangell roads continues near the entrance to City Dock and Front Street. On Thursday (11/3) project managers gave an update on the progress of the Downtown Revitalization project, and what the public should expect in the months to come. KSTK’s Charlotte Duren has more.

The Sitka based U.S. Coast Guard ‘Cutter Maple’ recently made a stop in Wrangell to meet with master carver Wayne Price, and pick up two red cedar trees that Price will use to create a memorial totem pole later this month in Sitka. KSTK’s Charlotte Duren has more.

A local group is working to develop Wrangell’s first farmers market by next year. KSTK's Charlotte Duren was at the October 27th farmer’s market development meeting and has more on the planning and what officials are saying needs to be done to make the market a reality in Wrangell.