Radio Astronomy in a nutshell - Presentation in Talkeetna on April 26th
Astronomers have long known that many celestial events in the universe can not be seen. At least, not seen in any kind of visible light. But there are ways to
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Astronomers have long known that many celestial events in the universe can not be seen. At least, not seen in any kind of visible light. But there are ways to
This week on Storynory & Mory, we had a stinky story featuring our favorite frog prince Bertie. He has to save his father’s garden party from a stink bomb to
The ice went out on the Tanana River at Nenana at 7:39 Monday evening, according to Cherrie Forness of the Nenana Ice Classic. It was the 4th earliest breakup the
By Amanda Randles The signs of spring are everywhere – returning birds, lots of mud, summer businesses opening up. But in Talkeetna, there’s another sure sign of spring – the
Photos by Robin Song On this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song relives springtime treks as snow melts, birds migrate, and waterways break up. We
A group of long-distance bikers will be in Talkeetna over the weekend to kick off the summer road-biking season. The Alaska Randonneurs is a group of distance-cycling enthusiasts who schedule rides
For many Alaskans, any vacation planning starts with clearing room on the kitchen table and unrolling a map. Many of these maps have been made by the United States Geological
KTNA’s One Day On-air Fundraiser is today, Wednesday April 25th. Tune in, and call in your new membership, or your pledge of additional support. Our
Increasing fuel prices hurt everyone, and expenditures relating to fuel prices, the Upper Susitna Seniors, Inc. may be facing a shortfall of funds in the next year unless some new