Decadent Desserts
KTNA’s Decadent Desserts Auction is under way. Alice Bish has provided her “To Die for Fudge Cake” to the KTNA supporter who bids the most before 2PM. If the bidding

KTNA’s Decadent Desserts Auction is under way. Alice Bish has provided her “To Die for Fudge Cake” to the KTNA supporter who bids the most before 2PM. If the bidding reaches $75, Cubby’s Marketplace will provide a $15 gift certificate for the Trapper Creek Food Bank in time for their Wednesday, December 22nd food basket giveaway. Please support KTNA and the Trapper Creek Food Bank this week by calling (907) 733-1700, or 1205 with your bids. The bidding for Alice Bish’s “To Die for Fudge Cake” will close at 2pm, but there will be more.
Alice Bish’s cake has gone to Molly for $40. In addition, Molly has offered $15 for the Trapper Creek Food Bank. Way to go Molly. Merry has purchased Trisha Costello’s Chocolate Potato Cake, a Roadhouse favorite. Merry’s winning bid was $75, which means Cubby’s Marketplace will donate a $15 gift card to the Trapper Creek Food Bank. Merry called all the way from Georgia, whoops, we mean Maryland, so don’t think you can’t call as well. Plenty more desserts today through Thursday, so listen in. In addition, if you want to bake some brownies, muffins or cookies for the Trapper Creek Food Bank, we will collect them now through early Wednesday, and deliver them to the Food Bank to be distributed on Wednesday.
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