Ketchikan Arts Council talks Wearable Art Show’s 40th anniversary
First organized in 1986, Ketchikan’s annual Wearable Arts Show is still going strong and has become a wintertime staple for the region.
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First organized in 1986, Ketchikan’s annual Wearable Arts Show is still going strong and has become a wintertime staple for the region.
Read MoreThe Ketchikan Indian Community purchased a former resort north of town with the goal of converting it into an addiction healing center. But a handful of residents in the neighborhood expressed opposition for the project at a recent borough planning commission meeting.
Read MoreWhile landline phones might seem like a relic of the past, they can serve as a lifeline for rural Alaska communities with limited cell phone coverage. But for months, one small town on Prince of Wales Island has been without landline service.
Read MoreThorne Bay Mayor Shane Nyquest announced last week his intent to resign, following a recall petition.
Read MoreScientists are mostly forecasting that Chinook salmon runs in Southeast Alaska will be well within targeted goals this year. But one river near Ketchikan is an exception.
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