Radio station KSTK, instead of its traditional cooking competition, will hold a chili feed at 11 a.m. Saturday at the downtown pavilion. Winners of KSTK's past cook-offs will serve bowls of their winning chili for the fundraising event.
The chili cook-off is a longstanding tradition in Wrangell, said Lucy Moline-Robinson, with the radio station.
It started back in 2000, she said, when the station invited several residents to prepare a pot of chili and compete to see who could make the best. Around 2002, an art auction was added to the competition. It has been an annual event until last year, w...
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