Maria Dudzak

Dr. Taylor Roase will present “Unlikely Alliances? Oral Histories of Indigenous Settler Coalitions for Land in the Desert Southwest” Thursday night at the UAS Ketchikan Campus Library. He discusses his research, book and the presentation.

Hear about tap dancing, casting of “Shrek: The Musical” and more about the show which opens next Month. Elizabeth Nelson, Amanda Glanzer and Katie Blandford give details.

Hear about the upcoming Community Health Board Town Hall and what information their seeking from the public, a Healthcare Advisory Committee meeting, and some of the efforts being made to improve hospital services and employee satisfaction. CAO Sarah Cook and CMO Jamie Park give details.

The Ketchikan Area Arts & Humanities Council Main Street Gallery. (KRBD staff)

Hear about Halloween themed crafts and activities, a baby and toddler math fair, sensory play, an Island Music presentation, a house plant class and special story times. Pat Tully gives details about this and much more.

The Totem Heritage Center is closed for renovations and preparation for a new exhibit in November, there will be a Zombie Salmon hunt October 30 and 31, and the museum is now on winter hours. Erika Jayne Christian gives details about this and more.

Ketchikan is an arts town. Want proof? Listen in as Ketchikan Arts Council staff present a list of upcoming events!

Sounds as though we may see some sun this week, but things might start changing on Halloween. Meteorologist Britton Musall gives details for the week of October 26.

Hear about “Shrek: The Musical” which previews during a Pay-What-You-Can performance next Thursday (November 5) and continues for two weekends. And also meet some of the cast members.

Hear about how Filipino-American History Month events went, Red Ribbon Week activities, and a presentation at Kayhi by the police and FBI about sextortion. Stephanie Brissette gives details about this and more.