Denali climber from Thursday's accident identified
The climber who died on Denali on Thursday has been identified as 38 year old Beat Niederer of Switzerland.
Court order requires Trapper Creek festival to follow Borough regulations
An Alaska Superior Court judge on Thursday ordered the promoter of the Trapper Creek Bluegrass festivals to follow Mat Su Borough regulations on outdoor gatherings. The Borough Attorney says the
Legislature adjourns with $3.2 billion budget
The Alaska Legislature finally adjourned late Saturday evening. Governor Sean Parnell received a capital budget for 2012 that totals $3.2 Billion. This year’s regular 90-day session was immediately followed by
Two Remaining Climbers Rescued From High Camp
The following press release was issued by the National Park Service in Talkeetna, Alaska, at 4:54 p.m A.S.T on Friday, May 13th: – Two remaining injured climbers were evacuated from the
One Climber Rescued, One Recovered from Mt. McKinley
The following press release was issued by the National Park Service in Talkeetna, Alaska: – Denali National Park and Preserve rescue personnel were able to save the life of an injured
Hudson Memorial Fly-in is this weekend
Aviation, whether people love it or not, has a large presence in the Upper Valley and Talkeetna in particular. Climbers swarm the village at this time of year. Soon tourists
Moosey takes his seat as Borough Manager
Weighing in – John Moosey, Mat Su Borough Manager, speaks to the Chamber of Commerce photo courtesy of MSB/Patty Sullivan The long wait for a permanent Borough Manager is over.
Morning Newscast - Friday, April 6, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for April 6th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – School Board to decide on $232 million bond package; Moosey takes seat as
School Board to decide on school bond issue
Mat Su Borough voters may be voting on a $232 million bond package for school improvements this fall.