AEA has new executive director
The Alaska Energy Authority board of directors have selected a new executive director and appointed Sara Fisher-Goad to take the helm.
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The Alaska Energy Authority board of directors have selected a new executive director and appointed Sara Fisher-Goad to take the helm.
The Yukon Quest International sled dog race is set to start tomorrow at 11 a.m. from Whitehorse, Canada to Fairbanks.
In this month’s business feature, KTNA highlights a small company dealing with the big issues of our time: power, energy and how to “go renewable.” Diana Haecker spoke with Mac
KTNA’s morning News, weather, and announcements, hosted by Will Peterson. Borough manager search continues, Clark murder trial re-scheduled.[audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/AMNews-20110203.mp3|titles=KTNA morning news]
In a special session, the Mat-Su borough assembly pared down a list of prospective borough manager candidates to seven applicants.
The jury trial for Sam Clark has been moved from a February 22 date to March 21. Samuel Clark is accused of shooting and killing Dirk Fast at the Latitude
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes with Diana Haecker, for Wed. February 2, 2011. Local news headlines: Military extends public comment period for military training expansion; NPS offers fellowships
Susitna Valley’s varsity sports teams completed a busy weekend on Saturday. The hockey team traveled to Fairbanks to play Monroe Catholic twice, and the basketball teams traveled to Nikolaevsk for
KTNA’s morning news, weather and announcements, hosted by Will Peterson. Local news headlines: DeVilbiss sworn in as borough mayor, Don Bowers Sled Dog race wrap-up, Su-Valley High Sports report. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/02.01.11.mp3|titles=02.01.11]