KTNA Spring Membership Drive April 9th-16th
PLEDGE NOW Join KTNA for special programming during our Spring Membership Drive April 9th-16th. Tune it at 88.9FM or online at ktna.org. Our supporters help sustain KTNA and the
PLEDGE NOW
Join KTNA for special programming during our Spring Membership Drive April 9th-16th. Tune it at 88.9FM or online at ktna.org.
Our supporters help sustain KTNA and the services that we are able to provide to the Upper Susitna Valley and beyond. Become a member or renew your membership today! Call 733-1700 or CLICK HERE
Considering becoming a sustaining member. It’s easy! You won’t need to think about renewing every year and you remain in control and can change it anytime. Even $8.89 per month adds up to provide a dependable ongoing source of funding for KTNA. Each time you listen, you can be proud knowing that you help support local news, music shows, and national programming year around. CLICK HERE or call 733-1700 to get more information on how to set up sustaining payments through Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union or Wells Fargo.
Special ProgrammingFriday, April 14th
9:00am – Classical Music brought to you by Trisha Costello & Guest
1:00pm – Patchwork Hour with Holly Stinson & Guest Grete Perkins
2:00pm – special Friday edition of Sounds of the South with Nancy Crowden
7:00pm – 2-hour edition of And Another Thing with special guest Jimmy Sandy
9:00pm – Randy Cummins and special guest Bill Was bring you Friday Night Classic Rock
Hear some of the reasons that people support KTNA.
Just a small reflection of what makes up KTNA!
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