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On Tuesday, the Alaska congressional delegation took part in the second half of the Federal Overreach Summit hosted by an advisory commission under the Department of Natural Resources. The Summit’s
Story by KTNA’s Melis Coady: Summer doesn’t technically end for 40-days, not until the fall equinox on September 22nd. But for many borough students it might feel like it ends
It’s beginning to look a lot like August in the Upper Valley. Temperatures have cooled, and the rain has returned. This summer has been unusually hot all over the state,
KTNA is proud to present the Cowboy Junkies in concert September 7th, 7pm at the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar KTNA Members are invited to purchase up to two tickets at
Two Parks Highway improvement projects are getting closer to implementation in the Upper Susitna Valley. This year, the highway is being resurfaced to mile post 90, and the work will
At this month’s meeting, the Talkeetna Community Council voted to write a letter to the Mat-Su Borough Platting Board expressing concerns over the development of the Redstone Subdivision. The proposed
Story by KTNA’s Melis Coady: Matanuska-Susitna Borough voters will decide on October 1st whether to approve a 5 percent alcohol tax. On July 16th, the Mat-Su Assembly voted 6 to
KTNA is doing well in posting news stories on our web page, www.ktna.org as well as posting notices regarding those stories on our Facebook page. Our technology allows anyone with
There will not be a new rate increase for the Talkeetna Sewer and Water District. Assembly Member Vern Halter attended the Talkeetna Community Council meeting on Monday night and discussed
