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At their regularly scheduled Zoom meeting on Wednesday, the Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce discussed how to safely begin re-opening to the public. Todd Smolden, the Director of the Mat-Su Valley
What do The Great Gatsby, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Catch-22, The Things They Carried, and The Invisible Man all have in common? They frequently appear listed together
On Friday KTNA’s Colleen Love talked with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director at Sunshine Community Health Center, about the governor’s recent health mandates, the clinic’s preparedness, and testing for Covid-19.
The Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce held their regularly scheduled monthly meeting via Zoom this week. The topic of discussion revolved around what kind of tourist environment might be expected in
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Mountain High Pizza Pie closed it’s doors in mid-March, although they continued to serve a program that brings meals to the homes of local
Usually, Talkeetna in March is bustling with activity. In the time of Covid-19, things have gotten a little quieter. In fact, life in Talkeetna looks very different that it did
As cruise companies and independent travelers cancel their summer plans, Alaska businesses are reeling from unanticipated economic losses. Last week, the Matanuska Susitna Convention and Visitors Bureau held a webinar
Summer in Talkeetna revolves around tourism. Whether you embrace it or avoid it, the town is usually full of visitors. It’s becoming clear, however, that this summer will look a
The Interior Conference Regional Basketball Tournament, held last weekend at Su-Valley High School, quickly switched from a double elimination tournament, to a single elimination contest. Concerns surrounding the Covid-19
