Governor's Veto Halves 2016 PFD
On Friday, Governor Bill Walker’s office released a video announcing that the 2016 Permanent Fund Dividend will be $1,022, about half of what it would have been without Walker’s partial
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Nelchina caribou permit hunts extended until Sept. 30
Nelchina Caribou Hunting Season has been extended for Unit 13 permit holders RC566, CC001, and Drawing Permit Hunt DC485. It is open for permit holders only who have not yet
Susitna Writer's Voice--StarDate Susitna 9-18-2016
The September equinox, the moon’s path through the winter stars, Mercury in the morning, and more.
Candidate bios for Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors
Note: The following information was provided by the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors, and is self-reported by the candidates. KTNA invites all candidates to participate in interviews prior to
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Renewing members …We WANT YOU! New members…We WANT YOU! Consider becoming a SUSTAINING member of KTNA This lets you give the monthly amount of your choice that adds up
Su Valley Voice for September 14th, 2016: Will Peterson
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with KTNA General Manager Will Peterson about the current state of KTNA from technology to budget concerns.
Mudslide north of Talkeetna causes delays for Alaska Railroad
Passengers traveling along the Alaska Railroad experienced some delays Wednesday after an early morning mudslide blocked the rails near Cantwell. According to Tim Sullivan, External Affairs Manager for the Alaska
KTNA's Fall Membership Drive is HERE, NOW!
It’s our fall membership drive…welcome to the gang! You can also stop by the station on Second Street during office hours, or call 733-1700 to pledge your support
Patricia Faye-Brazel discusses entrance to District 10 race
Last month, Democratic candidate for House District 10 Christian Hartley withdrew from the race. Fellow Houston resident Patricia Faye-Brazel has stepped up to run for the Democrats. KTNA’s Phillip Manning