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Reporter Andy Lusk left KUCB June 17 after nearly two years of bringing news and good vibes to Unalaska.

Thank you to everyone who donated during our thirty-hour fundraiser.

Unalaska recently hosted a visit from “Bill,” a dollar bill who is traveling by mail to visit small, rural libraries in all 50 United States.

In July, KUCB partnered with Report for America — a nonprofit that helps send journalists to newsrooms around the country — to bring Andy Lusk to Unalaska to help cover news in the Eastern Aleutians area as well as contribute to local daily news production.

Former KUCB reporter Laura Kraegel is back at the station in an interim role for the spring of 2023.

Stuart-Rasi is originally from Denver, Colorado, but has reported for stations across the nation. She has a Master of Arts in Environmental Science and Natural Resource Journalism from the University of Montana as well as a graduate certificate in Documentary Studies from the acclaimed Salt Institute in Portland, Maine.

Brenden McEldery said he generally flies under the radar when it comes to his art. But this year, his retro boombox design will be on hoodies and stickers available at KUCB's annual membership pledge drive on Friday, Nov. 11.

If you live in Unalaska, you surely know Hope. How could you miss all that sheep skin and linen flowing across the tundra? Well, here we are — nearly three years after arriving in Unalaska, News Director Hope McKenney has said goodbye. Or, as she’ll tell you, “It’s just a ‘see ya later.’”

As we wrap up Women's History Month programming on KUCB, we'd like to share the five episodes produced during the month of March.