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Portable Southeast will soon leave Wrangell and head to other coastal communities

Portable Southeast, a traveling art exhibit that will visit six different communities in 2025, is in its second year. It's a collaboration between the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council and community centers throughout Southeast and the Gulf of Alaska. There are 29 art pieces that reflect coastal living by 23 artists from Southeast Alaska this year. There's a mix of paintings, watercolors, photography and textile art. One of the artists includes Grace Wolf of Petersburg, who is a painter and jewelry maker. Others come from Juneau, Gustavus, Ketchikan, Tenakee Springs, Haines and Thorne Bay.

Talk on the Rock: Economic Development Director Kate Thomas on tourism in Wrangell

Episode 51: Wrangell’s Economic Development Director, Kate Thomas, has been collaborating with Oregon State University on a tourism survey for the borough. She talks with KSTK's Colette Czarnecki on what the survey looks like, its importance and how the community wants tourism to be on the island.

Wrangell’s Tlingit Phrase of the Week

Tlingit Phrase of the Week is a project launched to help with the survival and renewal of the Tlingit language in Wrangell. Each phrase speaks to Wrangell’s seasons and the Tlingit way of life. March, month when underwater plants begin to grow.

Mia’s Gift

Mia's Gift is a local podcast created and hosted by Mia Wiederspohn of Wrangell, Alaska. Mia's Gift teaches Tlingit language, preserves a precious culture, educates and delights. Enjoy!

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Wrangell Pick, Click, Give organizations are KSTK, The Salvation Army and St. Frances Animal Rescue. Thanks for donating some of your PFD to non-profits in Alaska! Deadline to apply for your PFD is March 31, 2025.

Tlingit Phrase of the Week