The News from the Ranger Station - September 7th
This final segment, produced by the staff of the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station, presents highlights of the summer season.
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Three candidates file for available Talkeetna Community Council seats
Three candidates have submitted their names for the three open Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. director seats up for election next month. Two current board members, Paul Button and Peg Vos
Results are in for the first year of new standardized test
The results are in for the first year of a new standardized test for Alaska students. Late last week, the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development released the results
The Ecology of Glacial Rivers--Su River runs of humpback, sockeye, and coho
The seventh in a series from the Susitna Salmon Center. This segment by Jeff Davis deviates from the ecology theme to tell about the runs of the other four
Second annual color run held at Su Valley
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The Second Annual Color run was big success on Wednesday as community members gathered to run or walk a three-kilometer course at Susitna Valley High
Earthquake felt throughout Susitna Valley
Late Wednesday night, an earthquake centered in the Alaska Range was felt throughout the Northern Susitna Valley. Just a few minutes before midnight, a Magnitude 4.6 earthquake was detected fifty
The News from the Ranger Station 8-31-2017
In this weekly segment, produced by the staff of the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station, we hear from the front desk staff and what they like best about their jobs.
Denali National Park seeks comments on transportation plan
Denali National Park has opened the public comment period for its long-term transportation plan. The purpose of the plan is to lay out the strategy for transportation over the next
Su Valley soccer off to a winning start
Su Valley Co Ed Soccer is off to a good start with 4 wins and 1 loss. Coaches Tom Harrison, Steve Harrison, Allan Chadwick and Jamie Westnedge are enthusiastic about