Timber. Transportation. Tourism. Those are the three T’s Wrangell officials are focusing on for growing its economy. They discussed these goals with Senator Dan Sullivan during his visit to the Southeast island community Saturday morning, and how federal support, like the budget reconciliation bill, fits into the city’s agenda.
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The Wrangell Sentinel’s newest reporter, Jonathan Dawe, moved to Wrangell from Southeast Missouri in late spring. KSTK’s Colette Czarnecki got a chance to see how he’s been faring in the Southeast community island since leaving the hot and humid Midwest climate. He said Wrangell’s been treating him well and he looks forward to seeing how the city grows while reporting on the truth.
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Wrangell’s municipal election held two contested races, that being the school board and the borough assembly.
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Tracey Martin was juggling a lot lately: packing up her belongings, selling her house with her husband and wrapping up the last bits of her job at the Chamber. She’s one of at least three executive directors to have walked in and out the Chamber’s door over the last few years. Her last day was the end of August.
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There are two, three-year term seats open on the school board during the Oct. 7 City and Borough of Wrangell municipal elections.
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