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Wrangell's Horse Club held their first Annual Horse Show Sunday August 24th and despite the rain, lot's of people stopped by to show their support for Wrangell's young riders. KSTK's Kelley Decker has the story.

After graduating from Wrangell high school in 2006, Brandon Harding went on to pursue training in the culinary arts. Now that he's completed a 15-month program at Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Las Vegas, Harding is back in Wrangell tantalize taste buds at the Diamond C.

The day after Barack Obama accepts the democratic nomination for United States president, presumptive republican candidate John McCain makes a surprise announcement – Alaska governor Sarah Palin will be his running mate for the presidential race. Palin, who's in the midst of her first term as governor, may be the next vice president of the United States.

Here are some reactions from Wrangell's Front Street this morning

The summer legislative meeting of the Alaska Municipal League brought together various city, municipal, borough leaders from throughout the state. During two days in Wrangell, the group began to identify the most pressing needs to be brought to the upcoming legislative session. While there was a call from many for increased revenue sharing and better transportation, the overwhelming cry was for affordable energy.

When the students of Wrangell's middle school and high school start classes on Tuesday, they'll notice some changes. For the past few months, a team from Johnson's Construction has been hard at work remodeling both schools. KSTK's Lisa Phu met up with foreman Mike Symons at the new entrance of the high school and got a tour of some of the improved features.