Episode 10 of Talk on the Rock. Kevin Gadsey works for the Wrangell Cooperation Association’s new domestic violence department, W.E.A.V.E. – Wrangell Eliminating Abuse and Violence via Education. He speaks about the program’s vision and the process to make the advocacy work possible. He also discusses the May 5 event that will remember and honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.
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Episode 9 of Talk on the Rock. Kay Larson, from BRAVE – Building Respect and Valuing Everyone – speaks about how April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. She and KSTK’s News Director Colette Czarnecki about what BRAVE has done to participate in preventing child abuse and the other things BRAVE does throughout the year for community enrichment.
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Episode 8 of Talk on the Rock. Wrangell District Ranger, Tory Houser, discusses the many things going on with the Tongass National Forest in the area. This includes project proposals, construction, the Capitol Christmas tree and working with high school and middle school students.
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Episode 7 of Talk on the Rock. During this episode, Capt. Chase Green gives a little information on what it means to be a captain and how the Salvation Army is bringing back the annual chili cook off for the community.
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Episode 6 of Talk on the Rock. The community learns more about the Wrangell Little League and what’s behind running it on – and off – the field. KSTK’s News Director, Colette Czarnecki, talked with Brianna Schilling, who is now in her eighth year serving as president and tenth year as coach for the League. For those interested in joining, the cost is $40 per player, $60 per family and there’s scholarships available if needed.
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