Susitna Writer's Voice--Toyo Tantrums and Other Wake-up Calls, by Bill Was
Talkeetna blogger Bill Was writes about technology in our lives.
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Talkeetna blogger Bill Was writes about technology in our lives.
Thanks to a merging of online catalogs, Mat-Su libraries and their members now have access to the collections of libraries throughout the state. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Talkeetna librarian
The final assessment of Talkeetna’s sewer and water system has been completed. Included is analysis of the functionality of the system, suggested improvements, and plans to make the system fiscally
In January, Mat-Su College will begin offering credit for classes taught in Talkeetna. The college’s director hopes it could pave the way for a satellite program in the Upper Valley.
Cari Sayre begins reading one of the best-selling books of all time, the story of Black Beauty, written in 1877 by Anna Sewell.
Veterans Day is filled with opportunities to honor and remember those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. KTNA’s Phillip Manning went to the Veterans Day event at the
Alaska State Troopers arrested a Trapper Creek man shortly after noon on Monday for an incident at a gas station. According to troopers, 45-year-old David Thompson harassed employees and threatened
A Talkeetna man received minor injuries after crashing on the Parks Highway. His electric sports car, however, was not as lucky. According to the Alaska State Troopers, Jack West of
On Monday, Talkeetna Elementary School celebrated Veterans Day with members of the community. More than a dozen former service members turned out for the event. After being greeted by students