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A multi-layered account of spring crust skiing, of historic Chulitna River travelers in all seasons, woven with personal recollections of past trips, and observations of change. Audio is 10:35. Note:
A land access dispute that threatened to delay progress on the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project has been resolved, though the agreement has come later than expected. Friday afternoon, the Alaska Energy
The beginning of April means the National Park Service, climbing guides, and air services are ramping up for the beginning of Denali climbing season. A few climbers have already ventured
20140403Projects As this year’s session of the Alaska Legislature enters its final weeks, discussions about the state’s capital budget are likely to take up a good deal of time in
The Alaska Department of Revenue has released the preliminary figures for the 2014 Pick. Click. Give. program. This year, Alaskans have pledged a record $2.7 million dollars through the program,
Two stories this week: The Ugly Duckling, narrated by Cher, and the Tale of Peter Rabbit, narrated by Meryl Streep. Classics for Kids is hosted by KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre.
20140331Respect Last week, approximately 170 communities in Alaska held events for the statewide Choose Respect program. In Talkeetna, that involved nearly fifty people walking from the Flying Squirrel Bakery and
Stubbs, Talkeetna’s honorary mayor cat, has made national and international news twice in recent years. First, it was the mere existence of a feline mayor, and the associated media frenzy
Talkeetna is literally the end of the road, and many residents are keen to keep it that way. If one billionaire has his way, however, that may no longer be
