Community Foundation receives matching funds
The Ketchikan Community Foundation has an opportunity to receive up to $185,000 in endowment funding. First bank has already committed $60,000 over the next four years.
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The Ketchikan Community Foundation has an opportunity to receive up to $185,000 in endowment funding. First bank has already committed $60,000 over the next four years.
Read MoreRepresentatives from SAIL, the Ketchikan Wellness Coalition, and Community Connections speak about FASD, the stigma, education efforts, and an upcoming conference.
Read MoreThe decision by the state’s Marijuana Control Board on Thursday not to allow on-site consumption of marijuana will affect one business in Ketchikan. The Stoney Moose intended to open a lounge where customers could smoke and consume marijuana products.
Read MoreQuentin Fong of Alaska SeaGrant speaks about an online class – “Introduction to Starting and Operating a Seafood Direct Marketing Business” – that starts February 13th.
Read MoreKate Pifer of Red Cross of Alaska reminds everyone of the importance of being prepared for an emergency. The organization is also looking for volunteers.
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