Debe Brincefield is organizing this year's Christmas Community Dinner, hosted by the Alaska Native Brotherhood and the Alaska Native Sisterhood. The dinner will be Sunday, December 25 at 2 p.m. at ANB Founders Hall.
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Producer/trombonist Roger Schmidt describes his 'emotional arc' as the 13th Annual Holiday Brass concert has evolved to feature some of the country's finest brass players -- and his own daughter.
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Noted Tlingit weaver Teri Rofkar died in Sitka on December 2. Two years ago she sat down with Erika Apathy -- then a college student -- to discuss her life growing up in Sitka and in Pelican. Apathy agreed to share the interview with all of us.
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The deadline to register for the Wearable Arts Runway Show is February 22. Downloadable audio.
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The Alaska Native teenager at the epicenter of a tasing incident in Sitka last year has hired legal counsel. Though he’s not yet filed suit, the lawyer representing Franklin Hoogendorn intends to bring his case before a Sitka jury.
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Today marks the 50th anniversary of Alaska’s Good Friday Earthquake. The largest impact was felt at the epicenter, but 600 miles away in Sitka it still made a mark. Here are three short stories from people who were living in Sitka in 1964.
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Sitka residents Bill Davis and Nancy Yaw Davis lived in Anchorage in 1964. Bill was the chairman of the Alaska Mountain Rescue Group. He headed the civilian rescue effort at the center of the largest earthquake that North America has ever seen. But, he insists that Nancy’s story is more compelling.
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Bob Allen is known around Southeast now for his his family shipbuilding and cruise business, Allen Marine. But five decades ago, he was fishing south of Kodiak Island far from his family when disaster struck. Allen says when you can’t take care of your own, you take care of what you can.
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Taking care of the homeless is an ongoing problem, and it’s not limited to adults. There is also a large, and less visible, population of homeless kids. A Sitka family shares about their experience with a program that places homeless youth in community homes. It's the only one in Alaska, and one of very few in the nation.
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More than a million salmon fry died over the weekend in two separate accidents at Sitka hatcheries. In one case, a closed valve stopped water flow through a raceway. In the other, a clogged intake and a faulty alarm are to blame.
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