Port MacKenzie Poised For Post-Oil Economy
By: Ellen Lockyer, KSKA – Anchorage Earlier this month, the Matanuska Susitna Borough’s Port MacKenzie took on a load of sixteen miles of cement-coated pipe from a foreign vessel. The
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By: Ellen Lockyer, KSKA – Anchorage Earlier this month, the Matanuska Susitna Borough’s Port MacKenzie took on a load of sixteen miles of cement-coated pipe from a foreign vessel. The
On Wednesday, Neal Lacy, Democratic candidate for District 10 of the Alaska House of Representatives, discussed the race, the legislature, and his vision for the future of the state. KTNA’s
In a week that has already had one goat story in the news, word is spreading over social media that two domestic goats have been seen wandering in the Sunshine
By Liz Ruskin, APRN Most polls in the U.S. Senate race show Dan Sullivan ahead of rival Republican Mead Treadwell in the primary. But the Treadwell campaign is trumpeting a
This article by Talkeetna pilot and mother Katie Writer was published this month in Aviation for Women magazine. (Text and photos follow audio, 12 min 37 sec) Katie Writer-Building
Over the weekend, the Alaska State Troopers reported two incidents in the Upper Valley. The first occurred early Saturday morning. According to the trooper dispatch report, Talkeetna resident Christopher Ebner
If you’re looking for a place to walk your goat, scratch Denali National Park off the list. The park is planning to prohibit goats from its land in order to
Peonies are a growing business in Alaska. Ample sunlight and moisture make for good growing conditions, and more farmers are looking at the flowers as a profit-maker. KTNA’s Phillip Manning
On Wednesday, the Susitna Salmon Center in Downtown Talkeetna is celebrating its grand opening with fish-themed art and education, and they’re giving the community a chance to pitch in on