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20131028FloodInsurance In 2012, the Flood Insurance Reform Act was passed in order to cut the costs of running the National Flood Insurance Program. It increases premiums and removes subsidies for
Snow has begun to fall in the Upper Valley, although it is coming later than usual. According to the National Weather Service in Anchorage, the average date for the first
The Board of Directors for the Sunshine Community Health Center will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday, October 29th at the Willow Clinic. Since late June, the Board’s meetings have
Drivers crossing the tracks on the way to and from Talkeetna had a bit of a surprise Thursday and Friday. One of the mechanical arms that acts as a barrier
A major landslide has blocked the Park Road inside Denali National Park. According to Park spokeswoman Kris Fister, the landslide occurred near Mile 37 of the Park Road. 30,000 cubic
As part of the new school rating system unveiled by the state last month, schools that perform well are classified as “Reward Schools.” There are two categories of reward schools.
by: Melis Coady According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Americans throw away up to 40 percent of their food, making food waste is the single largest contributor to our
KTNA THANKS YOU! If you came in to the studio to pitch on air, take pledges, or If you are a member of your community radio station! Pledges are still
20131022Tourism The Alaska Tourism Industry Association’s annual convention was held earlier this month in Sitka. According to Sarah Leonard, President of ATIA, there were over 400 attendees representing tourism-centered business
