KSTK - Wrangell Public Radio

KSTK - Wrangell Public Radio KSTK is a listener supported public radio station that has served Wrangell and the surrounding Stikine River area since 1977. KSTK offers N.P.R.

We provide local, regional, statewide, and national news coverage as well as a variety of programs that are informative and entertaining. programming and is a member of the Alaska Public Radio Network. KSTK hosts a wide variety of music shows featuring local volunteer DJs that dish up hearty servings of the blues, classic rock, pop, adult alternative, classical, bluegrass, folk and country music both old and new. Whether listening for news, entertainment, or music, KSTK offers something for every listener. Tune in locally at 101.7 FM. To view our program schedule, stream online, or donate to KSTK, please visit us at http://www.kstk.org!

Old Country Favorites w/ Byrd Marsh !! Fridays 10am-12pm on KSTK 101.7fm,  stream online at kstk.org or tell your smart ...
09/18/2026

Old Country Favorites w/ Byrd Marsh !! Fridays 10am-12pm on KSTK 101.7fm, stream online at kstk.org or tell your smart speaker "hey play kstk 101.7fm!!"

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09/18/2026

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Wrangell’s municipal and tribal governments are entering a new era of collaboration. This follows the City and Borough of Wrangell approving the transfer land to the Wrangell Cooperative Association during […]

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09/18/2026

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Student scientists from the Wrangell High School Shakes Glacier monitoring team and University of Oregon graduate student Victoria Benson, last week, gave a two-part presentation on the nearby Shakes Glacier. […]

Hello Wrangell,For those who may not know, Rodney was the rental tenant of the Marine Bar and he lost virtually everythi...
09/18/2026

Hello Wrangell,

For those who may not know, Rodney was the rental tenant of the Marine Bar and he lost virtually everything he owned in the fire.

He doesn’t get on Facebook much, but Rodney would like to sincerely thank the Wrangell Volunteer Fire Department for their quick response and efforts during the fire.

He would also like to extend his heartfelt thanks to the community of Wrangell for the incredible generosity, kindness, and support he has received during this difficult time.

An account has been set up in Rodney’s name at First Bank for anyone who would like to provide additional support. Any help, no matter the amount, is deeply appreciated.

Thank you, Wrangell, for coming together and supporting Rodney during this difficult time. Your kindness and generosity mean so much to him. ❤️

SEARHC, WCA, ANB  #4 and ANS  #1 all coming together for 2nd Annual Community Potluck, click the link below to read the ...
09/17/2026

SEARHC, WCA, ANB #4 and ANS #1 all coming together for 2nd Annual Community Potluck, click the link below to read the full story

SEARHC Behavioral Health is marking National Recovery Month, Domestic Violence Prevention Month and World Su***de Prevention Day with a community potluck at the Nolan Center on Wednesday, Sept. 30. The […]

A Message from the Borough Manager, Mason Villarma -The Mayor and I want to take a moment to recognize the incredible re...
09/17/2026

A Message from the Borough Manager, Mason Villarma -
The Mayor and I want to take a moment to recognize the incredible response of the Wrangell Volunteer Fire Department to the Marine Bar structure fire on September 15.
First and foremost, our hearts go out to the owners, employees, and everyone in our community who has a connection to the Marine Bar. It has been a longstanding part of Wrangell, and we know this loss is deeply felt by many.
At the same time, we could not be more proud of our volunteer firefighters. Their response to one of the largest structure fires Wrangell has experienced in decades was remarkable. They demonstrated professionalism, leadership, composure, and an unwavering commitment to protecting this community.
We also want to thank the many Borough employees who stepped up in support of the response, whether that meant shutting off power to the site, managing the water system, securing the area, protecting nearby residents, or providing the many other forms of support needed during an emergency of this scale.
Moments like this remind us what makes Wrangell so special. When our community is faced with difficult circumstances, people show up for one another. They step forward, work together, and do whatever is needed to protect their neighbors.
To the members of the Wrangell Volunteer Fire Department, and to every Borough employee who played a role in the response, the Mayor and I simply want to say thank you. We are incredibly proud of you and grateful for your service to Wrangell.
Those that actively participated in the response are:
Chief Jordan Buness
Asst Chief Zach Taylor
Deputy Chief Tim Buness
Deputy Asst Chief Terry Buness
Captain John Taylor
Captain Clay Hammer
Captain Scott McAuliffe
Lieutenant Aaron Powell
Lieutenant Dustin Johnson
Bella Crowley
John Buness
Devyn Johnson
Nigel Ouslan
Brian Schwartz
Loni Buness
Lorne Cook
Seyon Williams
Matt Nore
Chris Buness
Jacob Allen
Matt Gillen
Leslie Friedlob
DJ McConachie
Jr FF Ellee Voltz
Jr FF Brody Hommel
Jr FF Carter Hammer
Jr FF Stella Buness
"Reserve" Member, Tom Sims (retired Lieutenant)

A Message from the Borough Manager, Mason Villarma -

The Mayor and I want to take a moment to recognize the incredible response of the Wrangell Volunteer Fire Department to the Marine Bar structure fire on September 15.

First and foremost, our hearts go out to the owners, employees, and everyone in our community who has a connection to the Marine Bar. It has been a longstanding part of Wrangell, and we know this loss is deeply felt by many.

At the same time, we could not be more proud of our volunteer firefighters. Their response to one of the largest structure fires Wrangell has experienced in decades was remarkable. They demonstrated professionalism, leadership, composure, and an unwavering commitment to protecting this community.

We also want to thank the many Borough employees who stepped up in support of the response, whether that meant shutting off power to the site, managing the water system, securing the area, protecting nearby residents, or providing the many other forms of support needed during an emergency of this scale.

Moments like this remind us what makes Wrangell so special. When our community is faced with difficult circumstances, people show up for one another. They step forward, work together, and do whatever is needed to protect their neighbors.

To the members of the Wrangell Volunteer Fire Department, and to every Borough employee who played a role in the response, the Mayor and I simply want to say thank you. We are incredibly proud of you and grateful for your service to Wrangell.

Those that actively participated in the response are:

Chief Jordan Buness
Asst Chief Zach Taylor
Deputy Chief Tim Buness
Deputy Asst Chief Terry Buness
Captain John Taylor
Captain Clay Hammer
Captain Scott McAuliffe
Lieutenant Aaron Powell
Lieutenant Dustin Johnson
Bella Crowley
John Buness
Devyn Johnson
Nigel Ouslan
Brian Schwartz
Loni Buness
Lorne Cook
Seyon Williams
Matt Nore
Chris Buness
Jacob Allen
Matt Gillen
Leslie Friedlob
DJ McConachie
Jr FF Ellee Voltz
Jr FF Brody Hommel
Jr FF Carter Hammer
Jr FF Stella Buness
"Reserve" Member, Tom Sims (retired Lieutenant)

09/16/2026

Public Service Announcement
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 9:15am

WATER MAIN BREAK - (Reid & Bennet Street )

There is a Water Main break that is affecting both Reid Street and Bennet Street. The water has been shut off so that the Public Works crew can start working on the repairs.

Service will be restored as soon as possible.

The CBW apologizes for the inconvenience.

09/16/2026

Public Service Announcement
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 9:15am

WATER MAIN BREAK - (Reid & Bennet Street )

There is a Water Main break that is affecting both Reid Street and Bennet Street. The water has been shut off so that the Public Works crew can start working on the repairs.

Service will be restored as soon as possible.

we apologize the inconvenience.

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NEW SHOW ALERT!! Tune in Fridays 7pm for Reelin' in the Years!! You can tune in at 101.7fm, stream online at kstk.org , ...
09/16/2026

NEW SHOW ALERT!!
Tune in Fridays 7pm for Reelin' in the Years!!
You can tune in at 101.7fm, stream online at kstk.org , or tell your smart speaker "hey! play kstk 101.7fm!!"

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