Air Force warns not to pick up F-22 debris if found
The recovery of the downed F-22 Raptor plane near Cantwell is completed and the Army and Air Force are pulling out of the area. The Air Force recovered the remains
Morning Newscast - Friday, December 3, 2010
KTNA’s local news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Sunshine clinic still looking for new PA; Borough hires firm to search for borough manager;
In the Field
SEASON OF LIGHTS— Talkeetna residents put up the town’s Christmas Tree at the Village Park, on Wednesday. The town’s shops are decorated with lights and ready for the motorized Parade
Talkeetna mushers signed up for 2011 Iditarod
TALKEETNA— Sixty-two mushers have signed up to compete in the 2011 Iditarod sled dog race, including Talkeetna mushers Gerry Sousa and Heather Siirtola. Tuesday marked the deadline to sign up
DOT representative canceled appearance at Susitna Community Council
Jim Amundsen, the DOT project manager who was slated to attend tonight’s Susitna Community Council meeting, has canceled his appearance. The council will hold its regular scheduled meeting at 7
Morning Newscast - Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes for Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010, with Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: MEA proposes slight rate decrease; Fairbanks lawyer appointed to head Department of
In the Field
ARCTIC TERN— Kindergartener Jojo Cianco means business as the Talkeetna Arctic Tern ice hockey players hit the ice rink at the Talkeetna Elementary School for practice, on Tuesday, November 30.
Susitna Dam: AEA releases preliminary decision document
The Alaska Energy Authority released a preliminary decision last week and recommended to pursue a Susitna hydro electric project at the Lower Watana site. The 51-page preliminary decision document is
Change in society needed to end domestic violence, says state coordinator
In July, Governor Sean Parnell hired a specialist to deal with the rampant domestic violence and sexual abuse occurrences in Alaska. Katie Tepas is the person and she says that