Cold Spring Keeps Break-Up on Hold
The National Weather Service River Forecast Center is keeping an eye on chaining temperature conditions that will play a role in how rivers around the state break-up for spring. Hydrologist
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The National Weather Service River Forecast Center is keeping an eye on chaining temperature conditions that will play a role in how rivers around the state break-up for spring. Hydrologist
The proposal to build a Hydroelectric Dam on the Susitna River set wheels in motion that are becoming more and more visible as spring break-up approaches. The Alaska Energy Authority
It is springtime on the moor, the robin is building a nest, and the secret garden is coming to life. So are Colin and Mary. In addition to The Secret
On this edition of StarDate Susitna, (nearing the end of its season), host and producer Kathleen Fleming covers the Lyrid meteor shower, La Luna near Spika, the full moon in
Special “20+” programming on April 25th only… Voices from our community throughout the day, including: Live music at 3 o’clock Live Storynory & Mory at 7 pm A conversation
As our story continues, the new-found Colin summons Mary back to his room to continue their conversation from the night before, and these two unusual, lonely children begin behaving just
The River Forecast Center for the National Weather Service says that under current conditions the Susitna River is at low risk of break-up flooding. According to the hydrology forecast, a
The State of Alaska and the Mat Su Borrough have agreed to a land-swap to make way for the Point MacKenzie rail line right-of-way. Department of Natural Resources DNR issued
The Trails and Parks Advisory Committee for Talkeetna held a quarterly meeting on Wednesday to discuss upcoming developments for the area’s recreational opportunities. KTNA’s Lorien Nettleton has more: listen to