Lonnie Dupre Continues His Attempt at Denali History
Climber Lonnie Dupre is continuing his attempt to be the first person to climb Denali solo in the month of January. He has given regular updates via sat phone, and
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Top Five Web Stories for 2014
Using statistics from KTNA.org, we have put together a list of the top five most popular stories among our web users. They run the gamut from silly to tragic. Coming
Upper Valley Family Receives 'Overwhelming' Support After House Fire
On Friday, a fire burned a significant portion of one Talkeetna family’s home. Nobody was injured in the fire, and one member of the family says that support from the
Talkeetna Bachelor Society Awards Funds from 2014 Auction
In the interest of full disclosure, Phillip Manning, wishes to make it known that he sits on the board of directors for the Talkeetna Bachelor Society. Earlier this month, the
Talkeetna Elementary Performs Winter Concert
On Tuesday, Talkeetna Elementary held its annual Winter Concert. The students performed songs about snow, Santa Claus, and even wildlife. KTNA’s Phillip Manning has this story: Below are all of
Lonnie Dupre Makes Fourth Winter Solo Attempt on Denali
On Thursday, climber and arctic veteran Lonnie Dupre left Talkeetna for his fourth attempt to be the first person to summit Denali in January. Before he left, he spoke with
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Revised Proposal Halves State Capital Budget
Governor Walker’s office has released a new iteration of the 2016 state budget proposal. The proposal does not year bear Walker’s endorsement, and was left behind by the administration of
Local Program Offers Help For Families Who Rely on School Meals
The holiday season is generally a time for celebration, family, and giving. For some Upper Valley families with school-age children, though, it also comes with an extra financial burden. KTNA’s