Almost four years after the 2012 flood that damaged it, efforts the Talkeetna dike have taken another step forward. According to an email sent by Mat-Su Borough Emergency Manager … Repairs for Talkeetna dike in design phase; Construction could begin next spring

Talkeetna Community Radio announces an opening for the position of General Manager. The General Manager is the executive position at the station, reporting to a community-elected Board of Directors and … Positions open at KTNA

  In this edition, Kathleen covers the activities of the moon, the eclipse season and ancient myths and assumptions about eclipses.        

by:  Katie Writer – KTNA As the Talkeetna State Airport project moves forward, the contract company, AHTNA has opened up the job site to offer locals an opportunity to heat … Talkeetna airport wood salvage opens to local residents

by:  Katie Writer – KTNA Each year, the Mat-Su Health Foundation presents it’s Bert Hall, or “Bertie” award to an individual who the organization believes “exemplifies commitment to improving the … Mat-Su Health Foundation names Herman Thompson as Bert Hall Award winner

Growing up in the Midwest I saw all kinds of extreme meteorological conditions from ice storms to heat waves, blizzards to cold snaps and tornadoes to severe thunderstorms. Without question … Susitna Writer’s Voice–Nature’s Dance of Light and Sound, by Bill Was

A  live 15-minute conversation about health and health news from the Sunshine Community Health Center: It’s hosted by Holly Stinson, with in-studio guest Keith Kehoe, Physician Assistant at the clinic.

Each year brings new faces to Su Valley Junior and Senior High School. This year, that includes Principal David Booth. KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Booth about his outlook on … Su Valley Principal discusses new school year, school programs

The Alaska State Troopers are looking for information regarding multiple thefts in Trapper Creek. On August 5th, Troopers responded to a business after a report of burglary and theft of … Recent thefts in Trapper Creek include two “Wounded Warrior” donation jars