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KTNA Art Auction

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Sheldon Community Arts Hangar

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The annual ski train to Curry is back this next spring.  Last year, the event took a hiatus when the Alaska Railroad cancelled all of its winter charters, which included the ski train.  (more…)

Good visibility and clear weather helped searchers continue looking for the missing aircraft in Katmai National Park yesterday.  The Katmai Park superintendent has said that the search will continue as long as the good weather  holds. (more…)

KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos and announcements for August 31st.  Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Ballot counting continues today; Miller goes after Murkowski; Search continues for missing Katmai plane; Accident on Parks Highway totals ATV and trailer.  16 min.

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photo by Robin Song

Young short-tailed weasel, photo by Robin Song

The barn at Birch Creek Ranch had a few visitors of the short-tailed weasel  variety. Robin Song got some photos and a story to tell for this week’s locally produced Earth and Beyond program.  We find out more about least weasels and short-tailed weasels, commonly called ermine when they are in their winter coats of white. Audio is about 7 minutes.

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KTNA’s morning news, echos, announcements and weather forecast for August 30th. Host is Trisha Costello.  Headlines – Stevens to rest in Arlington; Ober arrested for the third time in a month; 3rd segment on Montana Creek troubles.  16 min.

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Alaska State Troopers arrested 29-year old Aaron Ober last Thursday night at the Talkeetna Village Park for criminal trespassing. Troopers say he was intoxicated and created a disturbance at the park. Ober was taken to the Mat-Su pretrial facility and arraigned in Palmer court. Earlier this month, Ober was arrested twice in one week for being drunk and fighting in the park. Back then, he was arrested and told not to return to the village park. When he did return last Thursday night, he was placed under arrest and charged. His bail is set at $500.