Iditarod Board: Dallas Seavey's dogs failed 2017 drug test
The Iditarod Trail Committee board of directors has named Dallas Seavey as the musher whose dogs tested positive for a banned substance following the 2017 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
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Resiliency Through Art concludes with puppetry workshop
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Last weekend, there were a series of events called “Resiliency thru Art” that was sponsored by The Sunshine Community Health Center and other local non-profits.
Susitna Writer's Voice-"Reflections of Summer", by Robin Song
As the Autumn passes along and winter draws near, I find myself reflecting upon the summer. As a birder, the seasons, for me, are marked by the comings and goings
Tips for Healthy Living 10-20-2017
A live 15-minute conversation about health and wellness from health care providers in our communities. Today guest host Diane Zeigner talked with Susan Brown of Sunshine Community Health Center and
Su Valley Voice: Sen. Dunleavy and Rep. Eastman on upcoming special session
On Wednesday, Representative David Eastman and Senator Mike Dunleavy joined KTNA’s Phillip Manning on Su Valley Voice to discuss the upcoming special session of the Alaska State Legislature.
Recount requested for District 5 assembly seat
There will be a recount in the race for the District 5 seat on the Mat-Su Borough Assembly. On Tuesday, the borough announced that candidate Clayton Tew requested the recount.
Archaeologists uncover Talkeetna history near Downtown
by: Katie Writer – KTNA KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Fran Seager-Boss, a retired archeologist for the Mat-Su Borough, about some of the finds and history of the Archeological
StarDate Susitna 10-15-2017
Host and producer Kathleen Fleming informs listeners about the activities of La Luna, and what can be seen in the night sky above the Susitna Valley. Also, hear the interviews
Talkeetna Historical Society looks to the future
On Thursday, about twenty Talkeetnans gathered to share ideas about what they want to see in the future for the Talkeetna Historical Society’s museum. Two representatives of Juneau-based Exhibit AK