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KTNA ‘s project to digitize its complete collection of accumulated media – from reel-to-reel, cassette, digi-cart and even video – returned to the station in the form of a shockingly
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KTNA ‘s project to digitize its complete collection of accumulated media – from reel-to-reel, cassette, digi-cart and even video – returned to the station in the form of a shockingly
For Alaskan gardeners, it’s time to think about planting seeds. Many vegetables require being started from a seed indoors and then transported to the outdoor garden around June 1st. For
This episode shares what Kathleen Fleming has been thinking about the Artemis II test mission, and what it might look like for the 4 astronauts looping around the far-side of the Moon.
In this episode we feature Sunshine Community Health Center for their monthly check-in with KTNA listeners. In addition to hearing updates on services, jobs and events, we spend the
Wildfire season is right around the corner and burn permits are required beginning April 1st. With daytime temperatures in the 40s and plenty of sunshine, fuels may dry out between
The Mat-Su School Board and the Mat-Su Assembly met last week to discuss the school’s funding crisis last week. They came away from the discussion still very much in flux.
This Susitna Writer’s Voice features Arctic Entries. Arctic Entries is coming back to Talkeetna April 4th so what better time to learn more about this unique story telling event. The
In this episode host Trisha Costello invited the program directors of Denali Arts Council’s afterschool theatre program, Made for the Stage, to chat about the kids, the performance and what
Roads are most susceptible to damage from heavy trucks during the spring break-up season when the freeze-thaw cycle can make them squishy. The Mat-Su Borough Assembly passed an ordinance in