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Blueberry Festival time!

Congratulations Michelle!

Drumroll!!! Our PDG Michelle O’Brien “ROTARIAN OF THE YEAR for First City Rotary!” took the financial helm of our club and righted it!!! Thank you for your tireless hours of helping the club! We appreciate you!!!

Our community lost someone whose impact reached far and wide. Throughout the years, Tim Lewis was a steadfast supporter of local businesses, community organizations, and countless events that brought people together. His willingness to pursue new ideas, encourage collaboration, and invest in our community helped make so many projects possible, including many we’ve had the privilege of sharing with you here on our stations.

We are grateful for the opportunities we had to work alongside him and for the lasting difference he made in Ketchikan. His generosity, vision, and belief in this community will not be forgotten. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, coworkers, and everyone whose lives he touched during this incredibly difficult time.

If you would like to support his loved ones during this difficult time, we’ve included the Go Fund Me Link below.

Donate to Support for the Lewis Family, organized by Aimee Shull On July 8, 2026, the Lewis Family experienced an unimaginable loss when Tim Lewis passed away… Aimee Shull needs your support for Support for the Lewis Family

Today, we celebrate 250 years of the American story, built on courage, resilience, innovation, and the enduring spirit of freedom.

From all of us at Alaska First Media and our family of local radio stations, thank you for allowing us to be part of your community and your daily lives. We wish you and your family a safe, happy, and meaningful Independence Day.

Happy Fourth of July.

Come down to Three Bears Alaska Inc. for their Summer Beach Bash! Come dance or tag us on Facebook for a chance to spin the wheel and get some free Ravens Brew Coffee!

We received a tour of Ward Cove today including Fireside Feast pictured here. Just 7 miles north of downtown Ketchikan, once home to the historic Ketchikan Pulp Mill, Ward Cove has been transformed into a destination where visitors can connect with Alaska’s incredible landscapes, rich history, and outdoor recreation. Today, you’ll find guided kayaking, hiking, biking, sea cycling, local shopping, and more, all just minutes from town.

If you’re looking for a new way to experience Ketchikan, Ward Cove is well worth the short drive.