By Whitney Wolff — The Talkeetna Community Council Inc. met Tuesday September 6th for their regular monthly meeting which included the annual nomination of candidates for threeboard seats becoming available … September Talkeetna Community Council Meeting
Talkeetna librarian Ann Yadon, and Friends of the Talkeetna Library member Peg Foster revisit the institution’s history, talk about how the library is used today, and talk about what library … Su Valley Voice-The Talkeetna Library-past, present and future
A sampling of art auctioned Saturday night. Photos by Holli Papasadora ——————————————– Thank you to everyone who made KTNA’s 2011 art auction a success.
By Whitney Wolff–The Talkeetna Public Library has made its way up the Mat Su Boroughʼs Capital Improvement Project list and is slated to be the boroughʼs next upgraded library facility.
By Whitney Wolff–Members of the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation met with residents of Talkeetna and Trapper Creek on September 14th at Su Valley High, to present a project update of … Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline update
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for September 20th. Host is Will Peterson. Headlines–Alaska Stand-Alone Pipeline Project, Talkeetna Public Library seeks public input on possible new facility. … Morning newscast-Tuesday September 20, 2011
On this fall equinox edition of KTNA’s locally produced Earth and Beyond program, researcher and host Kathleen Fleming talks about the moon this time of year, and astronomical facts pertaining … StarDate Susitna 9-18-11-our autumnal equinox
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for September 19t. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines–Halter and Welton speak locally on bond issues. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/09.19.11.mp3|titles=09.19.11]
By Sondra Porter–According to our Borough Assemblyman Vern Halter, the current bond packages for roads and schools are “a steal of a deal.” Both Halter and School board member Sarah … Halter and Welton speak locally on bond issues