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The controversial Department of Transportation project to resurface and clear-cut the right-of-way between mile post 83 and 99 of the Parks Highway rose to the attention of state legislators. This
The 157 malnourished and dehydrated dogs that were rescued last Tuesday night from dog breeder Frank Rich in the Montana Creek area are slowly recovering.
The military is proposing to expand the so-called Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex, which is an area used for military testing, training, joint exercises and mission rehearsals.
KTNA’s news, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: Larry DeVilbiss wins mayoral election, according to unofficial results; Borough animal care rescues 157 malnourished dogs; Accident
RESCUED— A newborn pup rests at the Mat-Su Animal shelter after having been rescued along with 156 other dogs of all ages from dog breeder Frank Rich. Photo courtesy of
A state Department of Transportation project designer stood question and answer during the last Susitna Community Council meeting regarding the planned clear cutting and road resurfacing projects on the Parks
KTNA’s news, weather and Denali Echoes for Friday, January 7. Local news headlines: Willow is designing summer trail system; Abandoned dogs found temporary home; Recyling bins requested for Talkeetna transfer
The trial for Timothy Myers that was set to begin on January 6 has been postponed to a later date.
The Matanuska Electric Association has hired a contractor to clear the Alaska Intertie corridor between Talkeetna River and Willow Fish Hook Road starting on Monday.
