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Members of the Alaska Brain Injury Network are in Talkeetna this week holding their quarterly business meeting. As Amanda Randles reports, the group holds their meetings in different places throughout
The Mat Su Borough is the fastest growing area of Alaska, and planners have a new tool to look into a future where all the land available to live on,
Listen to full report: [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/1DenaliReport336.mp3|titles=1DenaliReport336] There are currently 956 climbers registered to climb Mt. McKinley, and 15 registered to climb Mt Foraker. There are currently 43 climbers on McKinley, and
Two nights of public hearings for the Mat-Su Borough’s Proposed Annual Budget for 2013 on Wednesday and Thursday night in Wasilla. The Borough Assembly will take public comment on the
Talkeetna Water and Sewer Utility Maintenance Manager Mike Kilgo says he plans on flushing the hydrants in Talkeetna this week to get them ready for the summer season.
The Alaska Department of Transportation has a handful of resurfacing projects lined up for the Parks Highway this summer, but Travel between the Matanuska Valley or Anchorage area and the
The Talkeetna Fire Department and Sunshine Fire Emergency Services responded to a house fire off of Haley road at 2:25 am Wednesday morning. The crews arrived to find the house
Theo the Monkey visited us again on Storynory & Mory this week, with a fun tale about how Theo outwits the new, mean-spirited head zookeeper. Tevi is on her way
Host and producer Robin Song takes a road trip to the Park in late April. Audio is 5
