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For the past few years, Talkeetna residents have watched the beach at the end of Main Street wash away at varying rates. This summer, high, fast water damaged the revetment
The Alaska Division of Forestry has unveiled the new face of statewide fire prevention, and now wants the public’s help to give it a name. The state’s new fire prevention
UPDATE 6/14/20: On Saturday June 13th a local resident acknowledged in an upper valley social media group that she is the first known positive case in Talkeetna. She had returned
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director for Sunshine Community Health Center. This week, they discussed the increase in COVID-19 cases in Alaska, and the
Even a casual observation of river levels near the end of Talkeetna’s Main Street will reveal that the water is running high and fast. High levels of erosion near Downtown
The remains of a Northern Valley man missing since last March have been found near Caswell. On May 31st, Alaska State Troopers responded to a report of human remains discovered
Early Saturday afternoon, nearly two weeks after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, around a hundred people gathered in the Talkeetna Village Park in support of Black Lives Matter.
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower of Sunshine Community Health Center for our weekly check-in during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In recent years, shifts in river channels have caused significant erosion near Downtown Talkeetna. Now, that erosion is affecting the revetment at the end of Main Street. The Mat-Su Borough
