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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
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 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
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.
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
The Alaska State Troopers reported two separate moose encounters on Thursday morning that left two adults injured. One occurred in Willow and the other happened in Talkeetna. In both incidents,
The Mat Su Department of Parks and Outdoor Recreation is expanding its trail maintenance crew by several positions this year, according to a job announcement on the borough’s web page.
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 28th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines – Preliminary School district budget outlook bleak. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/wed-morning-news-Feb-29.mp3|titles=wed morning news Feb 29]
After several weeks of Open House Presentations and Work Sessions with the School Board, The Mat Su Borough School District’s preliminary budget for 2012-2013 is nearly ready to head to
