Yanert Moose Hunt to Remain Non-Motorized
On Wednesday afternoon, the Alaska Board of Game unanimously voted down Proposal 213, that would have declared a late-season motorized hunt in the Yanert Valley, east of Denali National Park.
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Solar Flares "Shake Earth's Magnetic Field Like a Snow Globe"
Solar Flares that erupted on Tuesday as reported by NASA are expected to hit earth in the next couple of days. The forecast for Auroral Activity from University of Alaska’s
Sunshine Transit Celebrates 3 Years, Adjusts Service.
SourceURL:file://localhost/Users/sue/Desktop/current%20news%20stories/20120307SunshineTransit.doc Sunshine transit has adjusted its morning shuttle schedule, According to Transit Manager Sue Deyoe. Starting on March 19th the first run of the day will now be an express
Mayor DeVilbiss talks Borough Matters at TKA Community Council
Borough Mayor Larry DeVilbiss attended the Talkeetna Community Council Board’s March meeting on Monday night. He suggested Talkeetna start the process of becoming incorporated, saying that it was difficult to
Susitna State Forest Would Boost Access to Timber, Recreation
A Bill in the Alaska Senate would convert over seven-hundred and sixty-thousand acres into a Susitna State Forest. Senate Bill 159, sponsored by Linda Menard, would reclassify a collection of
TKA Team for Fur Rondy Poker Tourney
The Fairview Inn will be sending its Talkeetna Poker Team to the Fur Rondy Tournament that starts on Saturday in Anchorage. The Fairview hosted ten games of Hold-em’ poker and
Su Valley Skier sets fastest Mat-Su women's time at State
Su-Valley had a large ski team of more than 20 skiers this year, but only Morgan Michaels skied at Regionals and State championships, where she had her best races of
Education can help put Alaskans to work in Northern Resources, Begich says.
Senator Mark Begich focused on development of Alaska’s resources for most of his speech to the Alaska Legislature today, focusing on Oil Production in ANWR and on the north slope.
The race is on - can Talkeetna read 120,000 pages in one week?
With the Iditarod Sled Dog Race under way, the Talkeetna Library invites residents to step up to the Iditapage Challenge. The library has set a community-wide goal to read 330-thousand