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Almost four years after the 2012 flood that damaged it, efforts the Talkeetna dike have taken another step forward. According to an email sent by Mat-Su Borough Emergency Manager
Talkeetna Community Radio announces an opening for the position of General Manager. The General Manager is the executive position at the station, reporting to a community-elected Board of Directors and
by: Katie Writer – KTNA As the Talkeetna State Airport project moves forward, the contract company, AHTNA has opened up the job site to offer locals an opportunity to heat
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Each year, the Mat-Su Health Foundation presents it’s Bert Hall, or “Bertie” award to an individual who the organization believes “exemplifies commitment to improving the
Each year brings new faces to Su Valley Junior and Senior High School. This year, that includes Principal David Booth. KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Booth about his outlook on
The Alaska State Troopers are looking for information regarding multiple thefts in Trapper Creek. On August 5th, Troopers responded to a business after a report of burglary and theft of
While the issues facing Talkeetna’s sewer lagoon have seen significant improvement over last year, the system remains out of compliance with its state permit. For each of the last
Although it still may be summer mode for visitors and locals of Talkeetna, school officially started on Monday, August 15th. KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Talkeetna Elementary School principal, Lisa
Following the defeat of incumbent Representative Wes Keller in the District 10 Republican primary by David Eastman, both candidates believe that voter dissatisfaction with the legislature played a role in
