“Dear Friend of KNOM” (September 2018)
“If you could hear the silent prayers of others, would it change how you see them?” Read the introduction to the September 2018 newsletter.
A New Hope: Reindeer
In the near future, reindeer may play an increasingly important role as both a subsistence and commercial food source in Western Alaska. The region “could become Alaska’s reindeer capital,” one local leader told KNOM listeners this summer.
Attitude of Gratitude
“Don’t just give up. You got to keep trying harder and harder so you can achieve what you want to be — your goal in life.” A recent episode of KNOM’s “Caught Doing Something Good” profiled the positive outlook of rural Alaska student Demi Levi, whose determination has led her to success in the Native Youth Olympics.
“Dear Friend of KNOM…” (August 2018)
“Catholic radio since 1971. This is what faith can do.” Read the introduction to the August newsletter.
Board Directives
Coinciding with KNOM’s 47th anniversary, the mission’s board of directors met in Nome for their quarterly meeting.
Gifts from Retirement Funds
Did you know? Folks who are 70 ½ years and older can make pre-tax donations directly to charity from IRA or other retirement plans. Doing so may help reduce taxable income.
Embracing Culture
With your support, KNOM embraces culture by offering programming that highlights the strength, depth, beauty, and history of Western Alaska.
Shrinking Sea Ice
KNOM airs three daily reports of sea ice location in Western Alaska. This information has been especially important lately, as local sea ice cover has continued to decline, year over year, bringing severe impacts to our listeners.
Double the Blessings!
One of the most significant developments in the Western Alaska faith community this year, so far, has been the arrival of two priests who will be ministering to seven parishes in the region. Meet Fr. Thomas Sagili and Fr. Kumar Pasala.
Young Broadcasters of the BSSD
The student broadcasters of the Bering Strait School District go above and beyond to bring local, beloved sporting events to their region. Their story made it to KNOM listeners through your support.