Paths and progress at park downtown
Village park is abuzz with action today as the planned improvements continue to take shape Borough Parks and Rec could be seen downtown as 15 loads of top soil were
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Two rescued after rafting mishap on Chulitna
A search and rescue for two Talkeetna residents took place early Monday Morning after a raft capsized on the east fork of the Chulitna River. According to Alaska State Troopers,
The site of the Proposed Susitna Dam
video credit: Coalition for Susitna Dam Alternatives The Coalition for Susitna Alternatives has published a panoramic video shot upstream from the proposed site of the Susitna Dam. According to Coalition
Tai Chi in the park
In parks all over the world, people have for centuries gathered for exercises and recreation. Tai Chi is a centuries-old exercise that are both meditative and calisthenic, which, like yoga,
Board of Fish passes on emergency petitions
Four emergency petitions were denied by the Board of Fisheries on Wednesday after a majority of the board voted against a finding of emergency. Listen to the full story: Board
BLM eyes limits for guided hunts
The Bureau of Land Management is taking the first steps towards allocation of Special Recreation Permits for each Guide Use Area and is looking for feedback on commercial hunting guide
Head-on Collison hospitalizes three
According to Alaska State Troopers, three people were hospitalized following a head-on collision on the Parks Highway over the weekend. According to Alaska State Troopers the crash occurred at Mile
'Buried in the Sky' sheds new light on K2's deadliest day
A tragedy that struck the worlds second highest mountain in 2008 killed eleven mountaineers in 28 hours. It was the deadliest single event on K2. The event made international headlines,
Storynory & Mory - Alaska! Plus The Odyssey Concludes
Remember when Tevi went to Britain in search of Prince Bertie the Frog? While there, she recorded a short interview with Bertie and Natasha which was recently distributed via the