Chase Community Council elects Board
The Chase Community Council met Thursday evening to elect a board of directors and discuss upcoming issues that could turn into committee assignments. The council has allowed for mail in
KTNA Staff
3007 posts
Posts by this author
Taz Mannix headed to Europe
Tazlina Mannix and 9 other Alaska skiers are headed to France and Norway for an international race series. Mannix was named to the U23 Championship Team, along with Max Trienen
by KTNA Staff
Healy Clean Coal Plant deal struck
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority – AIDEA – , along with Golden Valley Electric and Homer Electric Cooperatives, announced the sale of the Healy Clean Coal Plant Wednesday
by KTNA Staff
Cruise lines advertising low rates to get visitors to Alaska
Cruise lines and other companies in the lower 48 are searching for innovative methods to promote tourism to Alaska this summer. The state recently released their visitor numbers from last
by KTNA Staff
Icy roads close school, clinic, and more
The Mat Su School District closed all public schools for the day due to icy roads. The freezing rain has also closed the Sunshine Clinic for the day. Patients can
by KTNA Staff
MCDMA completes points race series
The Montana Creek Dog Mushers Association has completed their points race series and awarded the winners with trophies. The top three spots in each class received a trophy. Points are
by KTNA Staff
MEA rates to rise
Matanuska Electric Association announced Monday that they plan to raise rates by about 2 and a half cents per kilowatt hour, or the equivalent of 26 dollars more a month
by KTNA Staff
Nuggets: Rose and Gene Jenne and early days in Talkeetna
Rose and Gene Jenne worked at a platinum mine in Good News Bay during the 50’s and 60’s, and then ran a gas station and laundromat in downtown Talkeetna for
by KTNA Staff
NOAA predicting another frigid weather pattern
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a lot more cold this winter. For southcentral Alaska, that is. For Barrow, the news might be better. The
by KTNA Staff