Veterans Day at VFW Post 3836
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
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Troopers Arrest Trapper Creek Man for Harrassment
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
Single-Vehicle Accident Results in Minor Injuries, Totaled Tesla
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
Talkeetna Elementary Observes Veterans Day
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
Susitna Writer's Voice--Getting to Know Each Other, by Grete Lewis Perkins
This essay originally aired in 2002. The author wrote many essays for the local paper, and voiced them for KTNA listeners as part of the Earth and Beyond program.
Silver Alert: William Wesley
The Alaska State Troopers have issued a Silver Alert for William Wesley. Wesley is 60 years of age, 5’9″, and weighs 148 pounds. He was last seen near Three Bears
Trapper Creek Community Council Seeking Board Candidates
The Trapper Creek Community Council is seeking candidates for its board of directors. Interested Trapper Creek residents have until November 20th to sign up. The election is on December 1st,
Stubbs for U.S. Senate? Thanks to the Internet, This is a Thing
The campaign for U.S. Senate in Alaska has received national attention, and the race has been rife with campaign ads. Tuesday morning, one more candidate threw his hat into the
2014 Election: Talkeetna is an Island of Blue in a Red Upper Valley
With all but one precinct reporting as of late Tuesday night, both local incumbents for the state legislature seem to have retained their seats by wide margins. Both Senator Mike