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Talk on the Rock: Three high school seniors reflect back over the last seven years, when they last visited the studio as a group

by Colette Czarnecki | Feb 25, 2026 | Talk On The Rock | 0

Episode 85: Seven years ago middle school teacher Laura Davies brought three of her students in to the studio to speak on this show. They were preparing persuasive speeches back then. Well, these fifth graders have grown and are in their last year of school. And they’re back on the show. Seniors Paige Hoyt, Christina Johnson and Ben Houser reflect over the last seven years and talk about their plans for the future.

Talk on the Rock: Lady Wolves on this season’s goals and what it takes to be on the team

by Colette Czarnecki | Jan 29, 2026 | Talk On The Rock | 0

Episode 83: The Lady Wolves have been doing pretty good this season. Three of them: captains Alana Harrison and Christina Johnson and coach Christy Good chatted with KSTK’s news director Colette Czarnecki about their experiences so far on this year’s team. Their next game is against Craig on Jan. 29 and Jan. 30. Junior varsity starts at 5pm and Varsity at 6:30pm.

Unanimous vote creates new librarian and media literacy role in district

by Colette Czarnecki | Jan 21, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, Syndicated | 0

The Wrangell School Board voted unanimously Monday [Jan. 19] to open a new K-12 certified librarian position that will also focus on media and literacy instruction, but some say the district should adjust existing roles instead of creating a new one.

Talk on the Rock: Coach Cody Angerman on this season’s Wrangell Wolves basketball team

by Colette Czarnecki | Jan 20, 2026 | Talk On The Rock | 0

Episode 82: Basketball season is in full swing now here in Wrangell. Over the last couple weekends, the Wrangell Wolves played against Haines and Petersburg, ending each game with not the desired score. Coach Cody Angerman spoke with KSTK’s news director Colette Czarnecki about this season so far, how the team needs to grow and what effort looks like. He said it’s not always about winning, it’s also about paying attention, being respectful and trying their best both on and off the court.

A gift of culture: Wrangell carvers create totem pole for local schools

by Colette Czarnecki | Jan 15, 2026 | Featured News, Local News, Syndicated | 0

Wood chips and sawdust cover the floor as carver Mike Hoyt rhythmically adzes a red cedar pole. Some chips and dust lay on the older totems laying horizontally nearby in the Wrangell Cooperative Association’s Cultural Center and Carving Shed. Initially, he felt bad about that. But then …