In the field
ARSENIC WATER TREATMENT BUILDING— On Thursday afternoon, a forty-foot trailer loaded with a shrink-wrapped gigantic box arrived in Talkeetna to deliver the new building to house the arsenic water treatment
Four Talkeetna non-profits get boost from PFD program
The Permanent Fund Dividend is being deposited in bank accounts this week. This also means that hundreds of Alaska non-profit organizations see a PFD boost through the Pick-Click-and-Give program.
In the field
ELECTION RESULTS ARE HERE— KTNA reporter Sue Deyoe obtained a large print out of the Mat-Su Borough election results. Interested people can come and take a look at the election
Morning news cast for Wednesday, October 6, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: Preliminary election results are in; Trapper Creek man leads troopers on car chase; Talkeetna Community
In the field
MASTER OF CAMOUFLAGE— This male spruce grouse (Falcipennis Canadensis) had great confidence in his camouflage and didn’t mind the human intrusion on his roadside territory. Photo by Diana Haecker
DOT plans to extend clear cutting to mile 99 of Parks Highway
With construction season winding down, the Parks Highway improvement project between Willow and Kashwintna is about to be shut down for the winter. The Department of Transportation’s project manager Steve
Band "Chic Gamine" brings music lessons to Su Valley High
LEARNING FROM THE PROS— A vocalist with the Canadian band “Chic Gamine” directs Su Valley students during a guest performance at Su Valley High last Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010. Photo
In the field
TERMINATION DUST— Snow signals the turn of the season as the Talkeetna Mountains are capped white and the trees around Fish Lake near Talkeetna still sport fall colors. Photo by
Alleged stabber released on bail
A man accused of stabbing and injuring a Talkeetna man in early September has been released on bail.