Northern Lights 300 Sled Dog Race gets underway today
Three mid-distance races in South Central Alaska have been cancelled this year due to lack of snow and open water. The Northern Lights 300 sled dog race starts today in
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Corrections: KTNA updates Su Dam story
In a previous story which aired on Tuesday, January 22nd, KTNA reported that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission had yielded to pressure from Alaska Governor Sean Parnell and members of
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A Bridge over Troubled Waters: State considering a bridge to open up the western Susitna Valley
In a press release today, Governor Parnell and Department of Transportation and Public Facilities Commissioner Pat Kemp announced a new resource access study focused on the west side of the
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Rep. Keller is Alaska Legislature's most prolific bill-sponsor so far
The Northern Susitna Valley’s elected representative in the State House, Wes Keller, is the most prolific Bill sponsor so far of the 28th Alaska Legislative session. Keller has 16 bills
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Sprint Races at Montana Creek Dog Mushers Association trails among the first of the season
Arleigh Reynlods pulled off win in the unlimited sled-dog class of this weekend’s sprint-races at the Su Valley Championships. Reynolds held on to a a slight lead over Egil Ellis
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Gov. Parnell asks FERC boss to speed-up Susitna Dam study approvals
Governor Sean Parnell and the Alaska Energy Authority have appealed to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to speed through reviews of the study plans that will determine what effect a
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Healthy trees = healthy humans, Forest Service study says
A new study by the US Forest Service draws a link between the presence of trees and human health. A report titled “The Relationship between Trees and Human Health,” was
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY KTNA - 20th ANNIVERSARY
KTNA’s first day broadcasting in the upper Susitna Valley was January 17th, 1993. Listen this week at 12:30pm to hear some stories from the first day on the air.
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Hang gliding Denali and other adventures with Jim Hale
Jim Hale is an Alaska-raised adventurer, who found himself in Talkeetna in duiring the 1970s. Hale is back in Talkeetna this week to share photos and stories from his new
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