Borough meets with a full agenda
The Mat Su Borough Assembly has a long list of resolutions on their plate to consider at their regularly scheduled meeting tomorrow evening (tues). A resolution supporting the Susitna Hydroelectric
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The Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth, (March 12th, 2011)
Past Iditarod musher Mark Wildermuth gives us the sixth of the daily Iditarod updates that he will provide throughout the course of the 2011 Iditarod Sled Dog Race. Today’s Iditarod
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The Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth, (March 11th, 2011)
Past Iditarod musher Mark Wildermuth gives us the fifth of the daily Iditarod updates that he will provide throughout the course of the 2011 Iditarod Sled Dog Race. This coverage
by KTNA Staff
The Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth, (March 10th, 2011)
Past Iditarod musher Mark Wildermuth gives us the fourth of the daily Iditarod updates that he will provide throughout the course of the 2011 Iditarod Sled Dog Race. This coverage
by KTNA Staff
Morning Newscast - Friday, March 11, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for March 11th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Trapper Creek to unveil sign designs; Minnesota woman found dead on Denali Highway.
by KTNA Staff
Arts Council and NSI propose Folk School
Two Talkeetna area non profits are talking about teaming up to purchase a piece of property on the edge of downtown Talkeetna. Although many people have eyed the property, the
by KTNA Staff
Trapper Creek to unveil sign designs at Cabin Fever Reliever
The Trapper Creek Community Council opened up an unusual contest to their community through their revenue sharing funds. A community entrance/welcome sign is in the works and residents will have
by KTNA Staff
Zombies come to Talkeetna
Film makers are not new to the village of Talkeetna, but this month brings the first zombie horror film entirely set in Alaska AND Talkeetna. Dozens of people showed up
by KTNA Staff
Auroral activity to increase
The Alaska Geophysical Institute is predicting higher than normal aurora activity Wednesday and Thursday evening. In a recent activity update they wrote: There were two “M-class” events on the sun
by KTNA Staff