Independent journalism and community voices, broadcasting since 1993
Stay connected with the Upper Susitna Valley through comprehensive local news coverage, bringing you the stories, events, and updates that matter most to our community.
The beauty of the Alaskan landscape draws photographers from all over the world. Most of them arrive in the summer, but KTNA’s Phillip Manningspoke with one repeat Talkeetna visitor whose
KTNA’s first day broadcasting in the upper Susitna Valley was January 17th, 1993. Listen this week at 12:30pm to hear some stories from the first day on the air.
Jim Hale is an Alaska-raised adventurer, who found himself in Talkeetna in duiring the 1970s. Hale is back in Talkeetna this week to share photos and stories from his new
The Career Exploration and Applied Learning Academy, or CEAL academy, run through the Northern Susitna Institute has just wrapped up its first round of internship placements for high school students
The 2013 edition of the Alaska Grown Source Book is now available in print and digital formats. According to a press release from the Department of Natural Resources, The 96-page
The Renewable Energy Alaska Project, or REAP, is a consortium of 90 energy utilities, conservation groups, consumer groups, and alaska tribal entities that is urging Alaska to diversify its energy
Organizers for the Copper Basin 300 dog sled race made a late decision to hold the 300 mile Dog Sled Race in early december, after a year of uncertainty following
KTNA spoke with CB300 Race Manager Zack Steer about the 2013 race, scheduled to start on Saturday, January 12th in Glenallen. Listen to the full interview here: Zack Steer interview
by Phillip Manning Alpine adventurer Lonnie Dupre has reached the base camp of Denali after nearly a week of waiting for clear weather for his flight. Dupre hopes to make
