Episode 56: Latoya Adams first stopped in KSTK to talk about and introduce Kansas City’s hip-hop and country artist Krizz Kaliko. He’s putting on three keynote events with the Wrangell Cooperative Association’s Bouncing Back program in relation to mental health and the 2023 landslide that devastated the community. He also briefly chatted about his transition from hip-hop to country music and what that’s been like for him.
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Episode 55: The Salvation Army’s Captain Chase Tomberlin-Green chatted with KSTK’s Colette Czarnecki on what’s going on this summer for the organization. This includes a guided painting event to help raise funds for the Bible Bowl competition. They will also host summer camp for Wrangell teenagers to attend at King’s Lake Camp in Wasilla this summer.
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Episode 54: Imagine visiting a tiny structure, filled with baked goods and instructions on how to pay through the honor system. That’s Wrangell’s Clearwater Baking. Calleigh Miller chatted with KSTK’s Colette Czarnecki about recently opening up her micro bakery. She started her sourdough journey in Jan. 2024 and it grew from there, when people requested her to make them baked goods. Miller said most of her treats are sourdough, like her jalapeno cheddar focaccia and cookies. But each week is never the same. People can preorder through her Facebook site, Clearwater Baking.
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Episode 53: Wrangell’s Park and Rec Director Lucy Robinson chatted with KSTK’s News Director Colette Czarnecki about upcoming events. This includes a sprint triathlon and a playground revitalization planning presentation. Additionally, the recreation and community center will close beginning May 5 for repairs and administrative needs. Although the pool will be closed until August, Robinson said the fitness center will reopen late May.
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Episode 52: One of Milk Run Music Fest’s organizers, Olivia Strano, visited KSTK to talk more with News Director Colette Czarnecki about how the plans for the festival are coming along. Strano said to expect live bands (Montana based North Fork Crossing and The Dead and Down), vendors, a comedian and open mic on May 2 (6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.) and May 3 (noon – 8:30 p.m.) at City Dock, weather permitting. The bands will then play at Raymes Bar both nights at 9 p.m. The outdoor event will be moved to the Nolan Center in case of unfavorable weather.
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