Parks Highway accident Tuesday afternoon sends 3 to hospital
Tuesday afternoon, Alaska State Troopers as well as Talkeetna Rescue, Trapper Creek and Talkeetna ambulances responded to a two-vehicle accident at milepost 128 of the Parks Highway.
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Morning Newscast - Tuesday, July 27, 2010
KTNAs morning news, weather, echos, announcements for July 27th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Curt Wagner dies; Master birch bark weaver comes to Talkeetna; Rivers across Alaska running high.
Master birch bark weaver comes to Talkeetna
Last week, about 2 dozen people in the Upper Valley got a chance to take a course in birch bark basket weaving from a silviculturist. John Zasada was visiting from
MEA reports brief power loss Tuesday morning
Approximately 3,100 residents lost power this morning in the Susitna Valley. MEA spokesperson, Cheryll Heinze, says that the Douglas power station in Wasilla lost power, which resulted in Teeland station
Weather Service issues flood advisory
HIGH WATER— The confluence of the Talkeetna River and the Susitna River today is characterized by lots of fast flowing water. The National Weather Service this morning issued a flood
Flood advisory issued for the Western Susitna Valley
The National Weather Service has issued a flood advisory for the Western Susitna Valley in effect until 10 AM Wednesday. The Yentna River is near flood stage. A flood advisory
Morning Newscast - Monday, July 26, 2010
KTNAs morning news, weather, announcements, echos for July 26th. Host is TrishaCostello. Headlines – AKRR allows herbicide spraying; Sunshine Clinic gets funding to study future services for Trapper Creek; Mat
A look at tourism halfway through summer in Talkeetna
At the beginning of the summer, there was at least some tension with businesses as to what the 2010 season would bring. More than mid way through the summer, most
Sunshine Clinic receives funds to study Trapper Creek services
The Jessica Stevens Community Foundation was recently awarded five thousand dollars to seven local upper valley organizations as part of their healthy communities grant program. One of those awards could