Table Of Contents

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 at 10:45 am
MEETINGS
Education Section
Fishing and Hunting Information
Health Care Corner
Partners in Policing
Community Info
LONG TERM PARKING SECTION
Job Openings
Classifieds
Lost and Found
Galena Pool Schedule
Lodging and Vehicle Rentals
PRIVATELY OWNED LODGING ESTABLISHMENTS & VEHICLE RENTALS IN GALENA, ALASKA
Galena Emergency Numbers UPDATED OCTOBER 2023
TV Schedule
The Food Section
GALENA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL MENUS

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Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 at 10:45 am

NEW – The City of Galena would like to remind residents of the following disposal requirements:

Household Appliances: Pursuant to GMC 13.16.045, a $50.00 disposal fee applies to household appliances brought to the City dumpster sites. The fee will be applied to your monthly utility bill.

Animal Remains: We are coming up on that time of the year, Moose Hunting Season. Please do not dispose of animal carcasses in the City dumpsters or anywhere in the community. Animal remains must be taken to the designated Animal Carcass Pit at the landfill for proper disposal. This is to ensure we do not attract bears or other animals in the community.

Thank you for helping us keep our community clean and properly managing waste disposal. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding! (9/2)

NEW – The Resilient Alaska Youth Program is currently looking for new community partners and Youth Activity Coordinators across Alaska. If your community would like to offer safe, supportive afterschool and summer activities for youth ages 5 to 18, the RAY Program can help bring those opportunities to your area. RAY partners with schools, Tribal organizations, community centers, and other local organizations to provide youth programs that promote leadership, cultural engagement, recreation, academic enrichment, and healthy connections. We’re also recruiting Youth Activity Coordinators. These local leaders serve as positive role models and help organize and lead activities that reflect the strengths and interests of their communities. To learn more about becoming a RAY site or applying to be a Youth Activity Coordinator, contact the RAY Program at 907-764-4983, email ray@ruralcap.org, or visit ruralcap.org. (9/2)

NEW – KIYU is opening the doors for pull tabs Wednesday and Thursday this week from 7pm to 9pm! Coffee will be hot so see you here! (9/1)

NEW – KIYU will present a Tribute to Dolly Parton, produced by DJ Darla from KUCB in Unalaska on Wednesday afternoon at 1:00 pm. (9/1)

NEW – Residents of Nulato are requesting help from communities downriver in the search for Al Peter’s remains. They’ve been searching for some time without success and would greatly appreciate any help you could offer. Thanks from Nulato and we express our sincere condolences for their loss. (8/25)

The 2026 Galena Ag Fair will be held Monday, September 7^th at the Community Hall! Entries are due no later than 10:30 am for judging. There are a ton of categories including arts & crafts, baked goods, jellies, jams & jars, quilts & sewing, flower arrangements, veggies and fruits, giant and even tiny veggies! We encourage everyone to bring anything homemade and we will display for all to enjoy! The Fun Run/Walk will start at 10:30 am and doors open at 11:30 am. There will be a lunch fundraiser to support girls and boys basketball teams. We look forward to seeing everyone there to celebrate this summer’s harvest!

A message from the Yukon Koyukuk Elder Assisted Living Facility: I wanted to update you on our congregate lunch service. We are still actively working to hire employees to assist with the program.

This week, we will be able to host lunch on Thursday and Friday at noon. Following those dates, the service will be on hold again until we can secure additional staff.

Thank you for your understanding, and we apologize that we cannot provide consistent service at this time. Good luck to everyone heading out this season! (9/1)

MEETINGS

NEW – Galena Book Club will have their first meeting of the school year on Saturday, September 12th, 11 – 12 am, at the Galena Coffee Shop. Everyone is welcome. We will be sharing good books and making a list to choose from for the upcoming year. Our club helps you find books you might not have heard about. We will choose the first book at this meeting. If you have questions or need a ride, please call or text Debbie Koontz at 907 656 7321. (9/2)

NEW – The Big River Public Broadcasting Corporation will be holding our next quarterly public meeting on Wednesday, September 2nd at Noon at that Galena City Council Chambers. Feel free to join us to talk some radio! (8/31)

NEW – Are you ready to save a life? Sign up for our QPR Training!

Date: Friday, September 11, 2026
Time: 2:00pm – 3:30pm
Where: Virtual

Learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide and take three simple steps to help prevent it. This FREE Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) training, hosted by #TananaChiefs Wellness & Prevention, will equip you to support those in need and become a certified Gatekeeper.

Enhance your understanding
Spot warning signs
Connect individuals with help

Spots are limited. Register today by visiting: You Can Save A Life! Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) & Restricting Access to Lethal Means Suicide Prevention Training

NEW – The Louden Tribe will host the next Men’s Wellness Dinner on September 2^nd at 6 pm at the Tribal Office. If you’re able, bring a dish and share a meal before everyone takes off for hunting! (8/28)

NEW – The Fairbanks Soil & Water Conservation District will be holding a Blueberry Workshop on Thursday, September 3^rd at 5 pm at the Louden Tribal Office. This hands on workshop will teach participants about growing native blueberries from seed. Contact SWCD with questions at 907-987-9389. (8/28)

Education Section

NEW – Galena City School District Superintendent Jason Johnson would like to share the following sentiments to SHS families in Galena as the new school year begins:

Fishing and Hunting Information

UPDATED – A reminder from our friends at Gana-A’Yoo, Limited: Shareholders and Descendants must apply for a timber use permit to harvest timber on Gana-A’Yoo lands. Non-shareholder residents of the community are not permitted. Commercial guiding activities are not allowed on Gana-A’Yoo lands, and non-shareholders are not permitted to hunt on Gana-A’Yoo lands. Visit www.ganaayoo.com for more information on Gana-A’Yoo Land Management Policies and applications. If there are any questions or concerns please contact us at 888-656-1606. (Updated 8/20/26)

The Galena 2026 Predator Harvest Incentive Program is now open until April 30, 2027. The Louden Tribe will pay Tribal Members $500 for each legally harvested wolf taken, and the wolf will remain the property of the hunter/trapper. Predator Harvest Incentive forms are available from 8 am – 4 pm at the Louden Tribal Office and must be verified by a current Council Member. Contact the Office at 907-331-0347 with questions and good luck in the hunting/trapping season. (8/19)

NEW – Moose hunting season is upon us. The moose season for Units 21D and 21B is open August 22^nd-31^st and September 5^th-25^th, except for the Koyukuk Controlled Use Area. The permit for the RM834 hunt is available on-line at (http://hunt.alaska.gov) or at the Galena office when it opens on August 28^th. The Koyukuk Controlled Use Area moose season will open September 1^st-25^th, and the RM832 permits for that hunt area, are only available at the Koyukuk Check Station, or at vendors in Huslia and Hughes.

Here are some links to the hunting regulations for several Game Management Units within the KIYU listening area:

—Game Management Unit 21 (Middle Yukon)

—Game Management Unit 24 (Koyukuk River)

—Game Management Unit 18 (YK Delta)

The 2026 Yukon River Salmon Summer Fishery Announcements have started for the season, thanks to our friends at the Alaska Department of Fish & Game:

NEW – The federal Yukon River In-Season Fisheries Manager issued a Temporary Special Action opening subsistence harvest of salmon in federal public waters of the Koyukuk and Innoko River drainages. This opening is available only to federally qualified subsistence users of the Yukon River drainage. Subsistence fishing for salmon is allowed 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Gillnets are restricted to 6-inch or smaller mesh, and all other legal subsistence gear is allowed.

Based on migration timing, the king salmon run is now 99% complete in these tributaries so there is unlikely to be harvest of king salmon in these drainages. Historical genetic analysis confirms that the chum salmon present in the Koyukuk and Innoko River drainages are summer chum salmon. Some chum salmon may still be passing into these drainages at the time of this announcement. The summer chum run throughout the Yukon River drainage met or exceeded the drainage-wide escapement goal (of 500,000–1.2 million fish), so while we do not have escapement assessment in the Koyukuk and Innoko drainages, the strength of the summer chum run indicates it can support subsistence harvest in these drainages. Typically, there are not significant numbers of fall chum salmon in the Koyukuk and Innoko River drainages therefore, there are no conservation concerns requiring subsistence restrictions for chum salmon. We do not have conservation concerns for the limited harvest that may occur for coho salmon in these drainages. Because subsistence fishing opportunities have been severely restricted throughout the drainages, it is necessary to limit salmon fishing in Federal public waters to federally qualified subsistence users to provide for the continuation of subsistence uses. Existing management plan regulations restrict salmon gillnets to 6-inch or smaller mesh for the entire fall season.

Dates of temporary special action:

Effective Date: Monday, August 17, 2026, 8:00 a.m. for Koyukuk and Innoko River drainages

Expiration Date: Thursday, December 31, 2026, 8:00 a.m. unless superseded by subsequent special action

This action is taken in coordination with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G). The fishing schedules announced here match those issued concurrently by the ADF&G in State waters (Fall Fishery Advisory Announcement #11).

The Temporary Special Action, 03-FC-07-26, can be found online at https://www.doi.gov/subsistence/fisheries-special-actions.

Information about the Federal Subsistence Management Program may be found on the web at www.doi.gov/subsistence or by visiting www.facebook.com/subsistencealaska. (8/16)

NEW – The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #18 is here. (9/2)

NEW – The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #17 is here. (8/27)

NEW – The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #16 is here. (8/27)

NEW – The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #15 is here. (8/27)

NEW – The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #14 is here. (8/27)

NEW – The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #13 is here. (8/27)

The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #12 is here. (8/18)

The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #11 is here. (8/12)

The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #10 is here. (8/12)

The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #9 is here. (8/12)

The Yukon River Salmon Fall Fisheries Announcement #8 is here. (8/5)

A selective gear opening for summer chum salmon is in effect for selective parts of our region. See the bulletin here and the official announcement document here. (7/10)

Health Care Corner

NEW – Our September clinic schedule is as follows:

September Visiting Providers:

Michael Stempek, PA: Now – September 14^th.
Mel Bingham, PA: September 14^th– September 21^st.
Anetha Peterson, FNP: September 21^st– October 19^th.
Dr. Richmond, Dental: September 28^th– October 2^nd.

Clinic Closures:

Monday, September 7^th: Closed in observance of Labor Day.

We’re also excited to share Dr. Richmond’s dental schedule for the new school year!

TCC’s Dentist Schedule for Galena:

September 28^th – October 2^nd, 2026
October 26^th – 30^th, 2026
November 16^th – 20^th, 2026
November 30^th – December 4^th, 2026
February 1^st – 5^th, 2027
March 8^th – 12^th, 2027
March 22^nd – 26^th, 2027
April 12^th – 16^th, 2027

Several additional departments will also be joining us to share information about the services and resources available to our community. We encourage you to stop by, learn what’s available, and take advantage of this opportunity for your family. More details will be shared as the event approaches. (8/28)

NEW – Back-to-school season is here, and it’s the perfect time to check in on your child’s health. Did you know that high blood pressure can affect youth? Healthy habits like staying active, eating nutritious foods, and getting regular checkups can make a difference. Talk with your healthcare provider and learn more about heart health for kids and teens. Start the school year strong with a healthy heart. This message was brought to you by Tanana Chiefs Conference Systems of Care. (8/5)

At TCC Behavioral Health, we have the System of Care Program specifically serving the Koyukuk Subregion. We know that when one person in the family is struggling, it affects everyone. That’s why System of Care supports the whole family—connecting you to real resources, real support, and real solutions right here in our community. We help families navigate challenges in education, employment, and everyday life, so no one has to do it alone.

System of Care is here to walk alongside you. Call (907) 452-8251 ext. 6781 to learn more or get connected. (3/24)

The Alaska Center for Resource Families (ACRF) invites individuals and families across Alaska to a supportive orientation for those interested in becoming resource parents. A resource family is one that provides care to children and teens through foster care, kinship care, or adoption.

ACRF offers online and phone orientations, along with specialized sessions for relative caregivers that highlight the unique support available when caring for a child or youth in their family.

Who: Open to anyone interested in providing a home for a child or youth who is currently experiencing foster care in Alaska state.
What: Free virtual information session, there is no cost to attend
When: Upcoming dates:

Wednesday, August 5, 6 p.m. Join via Zoom
Thursday, August 20, 7 p.m. Join via phone (1-800-944-8766, code 26867#)
Wednesday, September 2, 6 p.m. via Zoom
Thursday, September 17, 12 p.m. Join by phone (1-800-944-8766, code 26867#)
Wednesday, October 7, 6 p.m. via Zoom
Thursday, October 15, 7 p.m. Join via phone (1-800-944-8766, code 26867#)
Wednesday, November 4, 6 p.m. via Zoom
Thursday, November 19, 12 p.m. via phone (1-800-944-8766, code 26867#)
Wednesday, December 2, 6 p.m. via Zoom
Thursday, December 17, 7 p.m. Join via phone (1-800-944-8766, code 26867#)

RSVP today and find other upcoming events on our calendar: acrf.org/calendar

For more information, please contact: Pauline Amell Nash, Creative Services Director, pamellnash@nwresource.org (7/30)

If you’re pregnant or may be pregnant, contact the Community Pregnancy Center in Anchorage for free counseling, pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and other support services at 907-337-9292. Their website is located here. (4/4)

DRS are experts in substance abuse recovery. Their Alaska Substance Use Resources, linked here, contain the following useful information:

Comprehensive Listings: Access to various rehab facilities across the state.
Treatment Options: Information on different types of therapies and programs.
Support Services: Details on additional support like counseling and aftercare.
Guidance for Families: Resources to help loved ones understand the recovery process.

Call DRS at 877-208-7211 and take advantage of the resources available. (10/14)

Partners in Policing

Galena Trooper post landline (907) 656-1233 is back up and running for nonemergent needs. If no answer, after hours, or for emergency needs we can still be reached at (907) 451-5100. (1/31)

Due to national level issues and new federal requirements, the State of Alaska’s Department of Motor Vehicles has changed their proctor criteria for driver’s license testing. The Galena Troopers no longer meet these requirements and are no longer able to proctor driver’s license tests or CDL tests.
Applicants can take the non-commercial tests on-line at https://k2do-ak.iti4dmv.com/at-home/Welcome. Commercial knowledge tests must be taken at a DMV office, third party tester, or business partner. Locations can be found at https://dmv.alaska.gov/locations/business-partners/ (1/31)

Drug Dealers and Bootleggers Beware

Please help to stop bootleggers and drug dealers in our community. Share information with law enforcement, parents and caregivers about known drug dealers and bootleggers. We are a small community and we all know in one way or another who they are. We will not tolerate drug dealers and bootleggers, especially those who sell to our children and young adults. To report suspected drug dealers or bootlegger activity or if you know of drug dealers travelling to Galena, call Fairbanks Airport
Police (907) 474-2530; You have the option to remain anonymous. We appreciate your assistance.

Community Info

Gana-A’Yoo Limited will pay shareholders to post No Trespassing signs on Gana-A’Yoo lands. Shareholders who participate will receive $50 per sign, plus reimbursement for gas expenses. If you are interested, please call the corporate office for more information at 907-569-9599 or 888-656-1606 (toll-free). (8/20)

Louden Tribal Council in Galena is seeking photos for its next newsletter, in particular photos of you and your family working on processing subsistence foods, gathering berries, fishing, and hunting. You can share photos with Jennessa Miller by emailing jennessa.miller@loudentribe.com, or call 907-331-0347 for more information.

Also, Louden would like to celebrate any hunters who harvest their first moose this year with the customary First Moose Potlatch at the upcoming Traditional Healing Gathering on October 10th. Hunters who wish to be included in the First Moose Potlatch are asked to inform Louden before the event. (8/17)

TCC has created a 2026 Election Guide with everything you need to prepare for the Primary & General Elections including ballot information, key election dates and candidate responses on issues that matter to Interior Native communities. That information can be found at https://www.tananachiefs.org/elections-2026/ or there are some hard copies at the Louden Tribal Office. (8/14)

LONG TERM PARKING SECTION

Effective May 6, 2026 the Louden Tribe is temporarily pausing all payments through its Indian Health Services Program. The Council will be reviewing available funding and considering policy changes to ensure the sustainability of this essential program. The Council apologizes for any inconvenience or difficulties this may present to its Members. Requests for assistance with costs associated with drug and alcohol treatment services may still be considered under different funding opportunities. If you are interested in seeking treatment, please reach out to the Louden Office at 907-331-0347. (5/7)

The Tanana Chiefs Conference, Division of Wellness and Prevention would like to share a special announcement! In collaboration with the Alaska Careline, 988 is the NEW three-digit dialing code for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. For years, the Lifeline – formerly known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – has answered tens of millions of calls and helped people overcome mental health-related distress. When you call, text, or chat at 988, you will be quickly connected to a trained crisis counselors who will listen to your concerns, provide support, and get you additional help if needed. 988 can be used by anyone, anytime, including those who want to help their loved ones. There is HOPE. You are not alone in crisis. Just call, text, or chat at 988. (8/10)

Job Openings

NEW – The City of Galena is requesting bids for Installation of Boilers in the Community Hall and the Public Works Building. The deadline to submit a bid is September 16, 2026. Please see RFP here for more details. (8/25)

NEW – The Louden Tribe of Galena is accepting applications for a Tribal Victims Program Manager to manage their Victims of Crime Grant and programs. Candidates for this position should have working knowledge of social service programs and experience or willingness to learn grant management as well as experience working or living in remote Alaska villages. Job applications can be requested in person or by email to office@loudentribe.com. Applications are due by Friday, October 2^nd at 4:00 pm to the Tribal Office or to brooke.sanderson@loudentribe.com. The full job description will be posted at loudentribe.org and here on the Wireless. (8/19)

UPDATED – The City of Nulato is still seeking to fill a position for a Water Plant Operator. You must be 18 or older, hold a valid driver’s license, hold a Water Plant Operator level I certification and be a high school graduate or GED holder. This is a full time position. The full job description is here.

The Nulato Tribe is also seeking a Tribal Police Officer and a Victim Advocate. Call the Nulato Tribal Council to apply at 907-898-2339. (Updated 8/3)

TCC is hiring for the following positions located at the Edgar Nollner Health Center in Galena!

ENHC Operations Technician I
Urgent Care RN
Subregional Prevention Coordinator I
Subregional Prevention Coordinator Trainee
Edgar Nollner Health Center Operations Officer
Clinical RN (Part Time)
Lead Certified Medical Assistant
Clinical Support Staff/Medical Assistant (Part Time)

To view all openings, or to apply online go to www.tananachiefs.org/careers/! (Updated 5/21)

UPDATED – The Yukon Koyukuk Elder Assisted Living Facility is accepting applications for Personal Care Attendants and Certified Nursing Aides. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, pass a criminal background check which is done by YKEALF, have at least 3 positive references and above all love and respect elders. Applications must be neat and complete with 2 sets of fingerprint cards to be considered. Questions can be directed to Ginger Attla at 907-656-2574 or by email at ykealfresidentmanager@gmail.com. The application is here. The Elder’s Facility provides shared housing within walking distance of the center. A job description for a Personal Care Attendants is here, and an application form is here. (Updated 12/15)

Galena City School District is looking for substitute staff for all positions for this school year. If you are looking for a flexible schedule, this is the temporary position for you! If interested, please apply at the Galena City School District website, under employment, substitutes. You can also apply using this link. Their phone number is 907-656-1205. (8/12)

Galena City School District is hiring! Current job openings can be found on our district website at www.galenaalaska.org/employment. (12/13)

Classifieds

*** PLEASE NOTE, any classified ad two weeks or older will be removed, so please try and keep us informed when something is sold or a need has been met. Thanks!

Galena Hardware carries a high-quality selection of Interstate batteries for cars, trucks, boats, and powersports!
– In Stock Now: High-quality Interstate batteries for automotive, marine, and powersports use.
– Where to Find Them: Due to limited sales floor space this summer, our stock is currently stored in our warehouse. Customers just need to ask inside, and we will gladly assist them.
– Competitive Pricing: Our prices are highly competitive with major battery suppliers in Fairbanks.
– Out-of-Town Customers: Customers from nearby villages are welcome. The best way to secure a battery is to pick it up in person—either by boat during the summer or snowmobile in the winter. We can also explore shipping options via barge. Call Galena Hardware today at 656-7111 or drop by to inquire! (7/16)

The Annex at 14 Gabes Drive in Galena has reopened for business. Hours are:

Friday Noon to 6pm
Saturday 10am to 6pm

The Annex is a small business specializing in new and gently used items to help make life in our rural communities a bit more convenient…and/or whimsical.

Some of our items….
~Kitchenware ~Home Decor
~Games/Cards/Puzzles ~Toys/Plushies
~ Alaskana ~ New & Vintage Jewelry
~Sewing Notions ~Bulk Items

We’ve also got your baseball goodies, Father’s Day gifts, and many new items for summer projects, camp and general fun.

We have a wide range of items to fit any budget.

Galenaakannex@gmail.com or Message Melissa McDaniel Lester on Facebook. (Updated 8/5)

Lost and Found

*** PLEASE NOTE, any lost and found notice more than two weeks old will be removed, so please try and keep us informed when owners and items have been joyfully reunited. Thanks!

Galena Pool Schedule

2026-27 Winter Pool Schedule

Open Swim

Friday: 7- 8:30pm
Saturday: 7- 8:30pm

Morning Lap Swim

Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 6 am – 7:15 am

Early afternoon workout w/Pam (no pool access)

10:00 am – 11:00 am Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Afternoon Lap Swim

Discontinued until further notice.

Family Swim

Sunday from 4:30 – 6 pm

$10/per family. Parents/Guardians must be present, swimming or observing on the pool deck.

Pool Schedule is subject to change due to lifeguard availability and amount of use.

Closure and schedule change information will be posted on pool door and on KIYU Yukon Wireless.

Workout room and Showers available during all open times.

Pool facility is $5/use or prepurchase swims at City office(credit card) or pool(cash/ck) 13/$50; 26/$100; 40/$150

For pool rental please contact Sandy @907-656-7100 a week prior to the requested date. (8/28)

Lodging and Vehicle Rentals

Here is a listing of privately-owned lodging establishments and vehicle rental businesses in Galena. Please feel free to share this resource with those needing short or long term, temporary lodging or transportation. If you offer these services, and wish to be added to the list, please e-mail us at wireless@kiyu.com so we can post it online.

PRIVATELY OWNED LODGING ESTABLISHMENTS & VEHICLE RENTALS IN GALENA, ALASKA


Business	Rooms	Beds	Description	Contact Information

Alexander’s Lake BnB	4	6	4 Bedrooms with 6 beds total. Starlink Satellite w/WiFi, Dish Network.	907-656-7095 cell; 907-947-3631	Joyce & Larry
Joyce & Larry Hausmann			Firm, extra long comfortable beds. Full Kitchen and Laundry.	larry_hausmann@hotmail.com	Hausmann
			Airport pick up; Walking to School, Clinic, City Hall and Coffee Shop(Fully licensed)	Established 2013

Frankson Services	5	10	2 private homes: one 5 bedroom (Satellite TV in each room) and	907-656-7042 cell	Erica Frankson
Erica Frankson	2	2	one 2 bedroom home. Both have Wifi, WD, fully furnished kitchen.	erica_c15@hotmail.com
			3 full size Chevy Trucks to rent.	www.franksonslodging.com

Galena Rentals	3	4	Three bedroom unit.	907-378-6741	Sharon Nollner
Sharon Nollner			Ford F-150 for rent!


Pitka’s Car Rentals			3: Ford 150 extended cab; Ford 150 standard cab; Ford 250 Flatbed	907-656-7011 cell; 656-1719 home	Terry Pitka
Terry Pitka				tpitka@hotmail.com

Shangri-la	5	7	Three Bedroom House + 2 Cabins: WiFi, Satellite TV, washer/dryer, full kitchen	907-656-4545; 378-6668 cell (Brad); 656-7100 cell (Sandy)	Sandy Scotton
Sandy Scotton			Vehicles to rent: 2 trucks, 2 Expeditions	shangrila@akscottons.com

			Nissan Frontier for rent


Yukon Alaska Enterprise	4	9	2 bedroom apartment w/3 beds	907-656-1334	Shirley Cleaver
Shirley Cleaver			Truck Rentals: 2 Toyota Tundras (4×4) 4-door and a Ford Truck F-250	907-656-7210 cell
			” Located on the Banks of the Yukon River”	gal_999@yahoo.com
Piper Bravo Services LLC.			FOR RENT: 2004 Cadillac Escalade and a Chevy Malibu!	907-371-8990	Kailey Erickson

Galena Emergency Numbers UPDATED OCTOBER 2023

Police: 911

Police non-emergency office line is 656-2177.

Medical: (888) 753-9889 (daytime office hours and after hours emergencies).

Tanana Chiefs Conference After-Hours Triage Nurse: 1-800-478-6682 (for times when clinic is closed or a local on-call provider is not available)

Behavioral Health Emergency Line: 888-753-9889

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: text or call 988, open 24/7

Alaska State Troopers (statewide, toll free ): 1 (800) 811-0911

Airport Police (statewide, toll free): 1 (877) 847-4342

TV Schedule

For villages out of Galena that are interested in ARCS TV service call KIYU at (907) 656-1488 and we’ll get you in touch with those that can assist you.

The ARCS TV Schedule is available here.

The Food Section

GALENA COFFEE SHOP

Call 656-7371 by 11:00 AM to place orders ahead of time when possible.

__ UPDATED – Galena’s artisan pizza operation is back! The Hornfischer / Bison Bakery will be rolling out pizza nights on Thursdays, beginning Thursday, August 20th from 4-7pm. Text or call your order to Martin at 656-7120 AND specify the preferred time for pickup, and he will confirm. No orders via Facebook please.

Pizza varietals available include:

–Pepperoni
–Meat Lovers (pepperoni, ham, sausage)
–Mediterranean (chicken, sun-dried tomato, spinach, feta)
–Hawaiian (pineapple and ham)
–Messinia (artichoke, kalamata olive, garlic oil, ham)

Cost is $30 each.

The shop is located on Gabes Drive in new town Galena. Pizza is sold every Thursday night unless otherwise communicated.

P.S. Follow the pizza shop on the Facebook at “Bison Bakery Crust Me“___