Canoes, classes, and cedar: What to expect from Ketchikan Museums in 2026
Ketchikan’s Tongass Historical Museum sign. (KRBD file photo by Leila Kheiry) Cedar in...
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City council approves water, sewer rate increases
The 8% utility rate hikes go into effect Feb. 1.
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Ketchikan borough, city weighs downtown restroom options
Ketchikan sees over a million cruise ship passengers each year, but only six public restrooms service the downtown area. After years of little progress, recent concerns from community members have reignited efforts to bring more public facilities to the city.
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Acting city manager submits resignation
Ketchikan City Hall is seen in February 2024. (Jack Darrell/KRBD) Ketchikan’s Acting City Manager...
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Saxman on water conservation notice after suspected leak
The City of Saxman is on a water conservation notice due to low water levels in the city’s holding tank.
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Alaska Folk Festival poster artist talks Indigenous heritage and influence
Ketchikan-based artist Savannah LeCornu was recently selected as this year’s poster artist for the Alaska Folk Festival in Juneau. She hopes the opportunity will expand representation of Indigenous artists throughout Alaska.
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Southern Southeast Alaska Photo of the Day
Chloe Falkner sent his Christmas photo at Ward Lake. To submit a local photo, send it to...
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