KRBD-FM (Ketchikan, AK)

KRBD-FM (Ketchikan, AK)

KRBD aims to keep our listeners informed, educated, entertained, and engaged through a mix of national, state, and local news broadcasts. We offer a variety of national programs that are both entertaining and educational, along with a diverse selection of locally produced music shows. Each week, during Morning Edition, we feature community interviews that discuss a broad range of topics, including safety, child care, public health, gardening, local events, and volunteer opportunities. We also cover important local meetings, such as City Council, Borough Assembly, and school board sessions. During election periods, we host candidate forums and encourage community members to call in with their questions. All of our content is available on-air, featured on our website, and shared on Facebook and Twitter, as well as streamed directly from our website.

National
English
Radio

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Global

#1225843

United States

#326235

Arts and Entertainment/Music

#4799

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  • 2 days ago | krbd.org | Maria Dudzak

    The Ketchikan Area Arts & Humanities Council Main Street Gallery. (KRBD staff)There are calls to artists, gallery exhibits, open mic nights, Music on the Dock, and much more. Kathleen Light discusses the latest happenings. And the Arts Council is still looking for a program director. Here is a link to the Arts Council website. KAAHC Facebook Page. Phone: 907-225-2211

  • 3 days ago | krbd.org | Maria Dudzak

    KWC has moved to a new location across from the airport parking lot, KWC is participating in the Community and You event, a culture camp starts June 30, the We Belong Block Party may still have booth space available, and free Narcan training is available. Tara Taro and Lisa DeLaet give details about this and more. Here are links to KWC’s website and Facebook Page

  • 3 days ago | krbd.org | Maria Dudzak

    There are still a few spots left for ArtsCool senior camp but there are wait lists, The Fish Pirate’s Daughter opens July 11, and next years ArtsCool shows are revealed. Elizabeth Nelson and Amanda Glanzer give details. Here are links:First City Players websiteFirst City Players Facebook pagePhone number: 907-225-4792

  • 6 days ago | krbd.org | Maria Dudzak

    Listen to the June 20 Craig Parks and Recreation report with Victoria Merritt and guests.

  • 1 week ago | krbd.org | Maria Dudzak

    In Ketchikan, more than 300 residents joined a nationwide protest Saturday to coincide with President Donald Trump’s military parade in Washington, D.C. Ketchikan’s “No Kings” rally included chants, songs and sign waving. (ambiance under)With car horns honking and cruise ship passengers walking by, peaceful protestors of all ages lined the sidewalks in downtown Ketchikan near the federal building and across the street at Whale Park.

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