With a logging competition, a duck race, an art unveiling, fireworks and more, it’s understandable if you didn’t make it to every event. This audio postcard of the festivities in town gives a brief taste of the unique nature of Ketchikan’s July 4th celebrations.
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The City of Ketchikan is suddenly in possession of a fish hatchery, and city management isn’t quite sure what to do with it.
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Members of the Alaska Miners Association heard an update recently of the Niblack project on Prince of Wales Island from Patrick Smith, CEO and President of Heatherdale Resources. He gave an overview of the project’s status, and responded to some questions from those who attended the lunch meeting.
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Last weekend on K-Town Street Beat, news intern Marco Torres spoke with various Kayhi students and alumni about international travel.
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Saxman and South Tongass residents are one step closer to voting on a ballot measure that would combine their fire and EMS service areas, but keep their water service separate. The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly voted unanimously Monday to approve a first reading of an ordinance placing the issue on the Oct. 1 ballot.
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