Falling tree silences area alarm clocks.
The first measurable snow of the season brought some quiet and solitude to Talkeetna this morning when downed power lines cut power in the area. Pinpointing interruptions to service and
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Managing the wild - discussion for McKinley guide permits continues
The National Park Service has extended the comment period for the Environmental Assessment of permit allocations for climbing Mount McKinley until October 31st. The Environmental Assessment, or EA, is an
Morning Newscast - Thursday, October 13th
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for October 10th. Host is Will Peterson. Headlines – Allocation of Climbing permits for Denali. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Thurs-Oct-13-moning-news.mp3|titles=Thurs Oct 13 moning news]
Su Valley Voice-10-12-2011-Domestic violence
Cici Schoenberger, Behavioral Health Provider at Sunshine Community Health Center, Janice Stormer, Court Advocate for Alaska Family Services, and Ashley Peltier, Children’s Outreach Advocate for Alaska Family Services, join host
Talkeetna Group Sues DNR to keep way of life
A Talkeetna non-profit has brought lawsuit against the Alaska Department of Natural Resources in efforts to preserve a rural way of life. Becky Long from Alaska Survival, the group bringing
Susitna Dam opponents look for next steps
In last week’s advisory ballot, voters told the Talkeetna Community Council they oppose the construction of the Susitna-Watana dam by a vote of 109 to 19. Now the question remains,
Morning News - Wednesday, October 14th, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for October 10th. Host is Ann Yadon. Susitna Area Management Plan (SMAP) Lawsuit, Susitna Dam opposition. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Wed-Oct-12-moning-news.mp3|titles=Wed Oct 12 moning news]
Mountain Guides wary of permit restrictions
A National Park Service Environmental Assessment regarding the allocation of climbing permits between commercial guided climbing operators and independent, non-guided climbers on Mount McKinley has the six companies that currently
KTNA 88.9 FM off air this afternoon
KTNA’s FM signal is silent this afternoon while MEA finishes a project at our transmitter site. We expect to be back on air by 3:30. Meanwhile, if you’re able to