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Jeff Budd joins KCAW to talk about the upcoming Old, Unique Car, and Tiny Truck Parade.

The Greater Sitka Arts Council, in collaboration with XtraTuf, is requesting design proposals for murals to sprawl across businesses downtown.

After meeting Sitka Music Festival Director Zuill Bailey in Athens three years ago, Greek violinist Katerina Chatzinikolau finally makes her way to Sitka for the festival's 55th season.

Southeast Alaska has prime conditions for mariculture, the cultivation of salt-water organisms like oysters, seaweed, and shellfish. Andrew Jylkka and Sara Ebersole join KCAW to discuss what opportunities mariculture can bring to the state and how their organizations can help.

Stephen Lawrie's new collection of portraits showcases fishermen of the past. The exhibition will open June 13 at the Pioneer Bar.

Director Christian Litten and actors Lazaria Kubacki and Reagean Wingard join KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss how they brought the comedic play to life and what audiences can expect from the final two shows tonight and tomorrow.

The City of Sitka is still on the hunt for a new fire chief; Sitka's spring cleanup is ongoing; and the public is invited to give input on Sitka's energy future.

Claire Weber (After School Prevention Specialist at SAFV), Desmond Murphy (runner), and Bryce Walsh (coach) joined KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss the program. Listen to the conversation here: … more

Dr. Lauren Wild and Stacy Golden join KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss the journey of assembling the skeleton, as well as what attendees can expect from the event.

Remember that mysterious golden orb government scientists found at the bottom of the Gulf of Alaska in 2023? Was it an egg? A sponge? Remnants of a space alien? Scientists were baffled. Two-and-a-half years later, they say they’ve figured it out.

The $410 million medical center promises to provide more Southeast Alaskans with crucial hospital care closer to home.

The one-time grant will fund a wide variety of projects from community gardens to community meals and food pantries.

My name is Bethany Goodrich, and I wonder how many of you listening have also made your favorite memories on Kruzof Island? An Island so iconic, so important to our community, it’s part of our identity. If you care about Kruzof, listen up.

Raven Radio’s annual meeting, covering the calendar year 2025, was broadcast Wednesday, April 15th, 2026 on air. If you missed the broadcast live, you are welcome to listen to the recording here. We welcome your questions too; please feel free … more