New cell tower on Spur Road to be operational by year's end
The Cellular tower erected off of Pow Wow road near the Talkeetna Spur Road is expected to be operational by the end of the year, according to AT&T Spokesman Andy
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Storynory & Mory - Baba Yaga
Halloween is coming closer, and the stories are getting scarier! This week featured Baba Yaga, an Eastern European tale about a fearsome witch. Elements of other familiar fairy tales appear
A Conversation with Sunshine Clinic's new Director, David Bryant
Sunshine Community Health Center has a new Executive Director. David Bryant has been in town for five weeks now, and is assuming the duties of the departing director, Sharon Montagnino.
Water and Sewer utilty operator Kilgo unexpedtedly resigns
The Talkeetna Water and Sewer Utility has had a tumultuous year. Now the utility faces a new setback when water and waste water operator Mike Kilgo unexpectedly submitted his resignation
Yes they can! Denali Brewing Co. now available in 12-oz servings
by Melis Coady The Denali Brewing Company recently participated in the Mighty Matanuska Brewfest this past weekend at the state fairgrounds in Palmer, where they took home the People’s Choice
Historical Society installs fence at Belle's Barn site
by Talkeetna Historical Society The Talkeetna Historical Society has completed the purchase and installation of a three hundred foot, cedar, split-rail fence at the Belle’s Barn Historical Site in downtown
Newspaper Delivery driver killed in Parks Highway rollover
A single car rollover occurred at mile 77 on the Parks Highway Monday Morning. The driver, and sole occupant, Zachary Green, age 19, of Willow, was driving home after delivering
Natural Observations-10-21-2012-Canid encounters
Host and producer Robin Song has coyotes and foxes in her neighborhood, and she tells about what “medicine” they bring. Text follows audio. NatObs102112-CanidEncounters While heading
Resource harvests for subsistence use under study in 2013
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Subsistence will be conducting a survey of how residents are using the land and resources of the Susitna Valley. That survey