Focus on business - Susitna River Lodging
KTNA hopes to continue with its monthly business feature. In the first of many features, reporter Sue Deyoe spoke with Susitna River Lodging owner Darlene Hunter about the business and
KTNA hopes to continue with its monthly business feature. In the first of many features, reporter Sue Deyoe spoke with Susitna River Lodging owner Darlene Hunter about the business and its future. Businesses will be chosen randomly from the very long list of businesses on the State of Alaska list of business licenses in the Upper Susitna Valley.
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