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20140225SuDam Last week, Governor Sean Parnell asked for a budget supplement of more than $32 million for the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project. The nature of the supplement has raised some questions,
The 2014 Iron Dog has concluded, and Talkeetna’s Jacob Hartley successfully completed the more-than 2,000 mile race. Hartley and teammate Devin LeBarbera completed the course in seventy-seven hours and thirty
On Sunday, KTNA held its annual membership meeting. The agenda consisted of “State of the Station” remarks by General Manager Will Peterson as well as the election of three members
BY: Melis Coady Registration is open for the 2014 Oosik ski race, which begins in Talketna. The race has grown greatly in popularity over recent years, and 2014 does not
Governor Sean Parnell is asking the Legislature for more money for the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project, but there’s a catch. To get the funds, the Alaska Energy Authority must secure land
Note: An earlier headline referred to David Bryant as Medical Director. He was, in fact, Executive Director at SCHC. On Tuesday, KTNA learned that David Bryant is no longer Executive
The planning for the Talkeetna Public Library has encountered a complication that could delay construction. Mike Brown, Director of Capital Projects for the Mat-Su Borough, says that all of the
20140217CrowleyClassic BY: Kaitlin Daly This past weekend, Su-Valley held its annual Crowley Classic basketball tournament. Six teams, including Su-Valley showed up to compete. The Su-Valley JV girls were even able
On Monday afternoon, the Iditarod Trail Committee announced at a press conference that the race will not be moving from Willow to Fairbanks. Warm weather and poor trail conditions caused
