KTNA Volunteers From Past and Present Share Their Memories
In celebration of the station’s birthday, we have invited some of the voices of KTNA past and present to reflect on their memories. KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Kelly Thomas, Laura Wright,
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Susitna Writer's Voice - "The Real Winner" by Ruth Moore
The sun glinted off the compacted snow, causing me to squint my eyes to narrow slits. It was mid-January, and the eager gathering of people was heading in a single,
Su Valley Basketball Teams Play Close Games Against Cordova
The Su Valley Rams boys and girls basketball teams played two games each against Cordova over the weekend. The boys struggled in the first game on Friday, losing 48 to
Arctic Entries - “It seemed like a good idea at the time.”
Arctic Entries, a storytelling program based out of Anchorage, visited Talkeetna on November 16th of 2016. The event was put on by the Talkeetna Historical Society and hosted at
Sen. Dunleavy Releases Fiscal Approach Plan Favoring Cuts over Taxes
For the last three sessions, the Alaska Legislature has been faced with multi-billion dollar budget shortfalls, and has had to borrow from its savings. Republican Senator Mike Dunleavy has released
Happy Birthday KTNA!
Happy Birthday KTNA! January 17, 1993 was KTNA’s first day on the air. Join us for a KTNA open house birthday party from 11:00am-4:00pm on Tuesday, January 17th. Stop by
Sen. Dunleavy Explains Bills to Restore Vetoed PFD Payments
In advance of the beginning of Alaska’s legislative session next week, Senator Mike Dunleavy , whose district includes the Upper Valley, pre-filed two bills that would restore cuts to Permanent
Su Valley Voice for January 11th, 2017: Will Peterson and Jeff King
This week on Su Valley Voice, guest host Will Peterson spoke with four-time Iditarod winner Jeff King about the Iditarod, mushing in general, and King’s success in the state
Mat-Su Borough Assembly Closes Marijuana Permit Loophole, Grandfathers Talkeetna Retail Shop
On Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved the ordinance to close a regulatory loophole for commercial marijuana facilities located inside special land use districts, or SPUDs. A late amendment to