Talkeetna-Trapper Creek Birdathon 2019 Report
Over the weekend, Talkeetna and Trapper Creek residents wore rubber boots and binoculars, carried scopes, bird books and phones with birding apps, while searching sky and open water for their
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Over the weekend, Talkeetna and Trapper Creek residents wore rubber boots and binoculars, carried scopes, bird books and phones with birding apps, while searching sky and open water for their
A program from our archives: An essay about the “budding, blossoming, and fruiting of language” in humankind, which first aired on KTNA in 2015.
Four short poems: “Talkeetna”, “Roots”, “Riding Midnight”, and “Blizzard on the Rez”, from a published collection of poetry titled Welcome to Deadhorse.
In recent years our area has experienced a spate of mild weather in March, which has tempted people to predict the start of an early Spring. But then, after a
Host Holly Stinson talks with Cici Schoenberger about recycling in Talkeetna, changes to the cardboard recycling program, and a little about Earth Day activities in Talkeetna on Saturday.
A cool damp day in April, 12 years ago found me on my back under my new cabin, cursing and groaning, and stapling hardware cloth to the log joists
The activities of La Luna (setting so far north!), the relative positioning of stars and planets, what you can see if you travel to more southerly states in June and
Host Holly Stinson talks to Sunshine Community Health Center Behavioral Specialist Deborah Young about some tips for getting help if you or someone you know is suffering from depression or
It’s been a little over six weeks since I rescued the black and amber Ameraucana hen I named “Jem”, who had lost both her feet to frostbite. In that time