Burl Sheldon talks with Haines Tourism Director Reba Hylton, and American Bald Eagle Foundation Director Kathy Benner. It’s time for the annual Bald Eagle Festival.

Suzanne Vuillet-Smith visits Kerry Cohen in her garden.

Kyle Clayton talks with Haines Sheldon Museum director Brandon Wilks. The museum is putting up an eagle exhibit for First Friday. Plus, they will close for four months this winter for a complete renovation of the main gallery.

Dawn Drotos talks with SEARHC Cultural Healing Clinical Lead Ken Hoyt, and Behavioral Health Clinic Office Manager Lynzee Swinton, about integrating a person’s culture into their healing journey, and about suicide prevention. (Play interview below.) Here is a list of Crisis Helpline Resources:

Mardell Gunn visits Dan Schultz in his garden.

Burl Sheldon welcomes Tammy Jobbins of the Tongass Federal Credit Union, and Justin Mitman and Patrick Cowart of the Uglys of Haines. The TFCU provides support to community non-profits, and the Uglys help people in need. TFCU is hosting a silent auction for the Uglys cancer fund.

This week, Melissa Aronson follows up with Sabine Churchill on further details for planting “spring bulbs” in the fall.

Brandon Wilks regales host Mads McNeil with details of the final battle of WWII, fought in Alaska.

Dawn Drotos interviews Skagway Recreation Center Senior Coordinator Ahlea Callies to talk about Senior Citizen programs and opportunities at the SRC

Melissa Aronson and Kate Saunders joined host Kyle Clayton for some of the latest updates on the progress of a new recycling center in Haines.