KTNA Decadent Dessert Auction
– KTNA and Members present: –The Decadent Dessert Auction Tuesday, February 9th to Friday, February 12th, 2016 Wednesday at 12:30pm Up first are Italian Orange Almond Cake by Diane Ziegner.
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– KTNA and Members present: –The Decadent Dessert Auction Tuesday, February 9th to Friday, February 12th, 2016 Wednesday at 12:30pm Up first are Italian Orange Almond Cake by Diane Ziegner.
The World Health Organization declared Zika virus a global health emergency this week. Experts believe there is a strong link between the virus and a serious birth defect, but that
The Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman is running a correction regarding a story on the Talkeetna Sewer and Water system that appeared in Sunday’s paper. Matt Tunseth, editor of the Frontiersman, contacted KTNA
KTNA is having a four day Decadent Dessert Auction February 8th, 9th, 10th & 11th The auction is one of our favorite fund raising event and our listeners love it. If you
By Johanna Eurich, Freelance Journalist – Anchorage The number of dead Common Murres showing up on Alaska’s beaches keeps growing. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has now gathered more
After a contentious meeting last week, the Trapper Creek Community Council will hold a new election for its board of directors. While the original election was conducted incorrectly, the results
Talkeetna water system customers will soon receive a notice about slightly elevated arsenic levels in the water in December and January. The Environmental Protection Agency requires that arsenic levels are
While most Upper Valley residents were at home for the magnitude 7.1 earthquake early on Sunday, musher Karin Hendrickson was mid-race on the Yentna River. Hendrickson spoke with KTNA’s Katie
Earlier this week, KTNA reported on a loan request for the Talkeetna sewer and water system from the Mat-Su Borough’s revolving loan fund. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Public Works