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The school year begins next week. There have been a few changes in teaching positions as both Talkeetna and Trapper Creek Elementary lose teachers. Carol Wadman, principal at Talkeetna Elementary,
KUAC, Fairbanks – The case challenging the Alaska Redistricting Board re-map of legislative districts is slowly proceeding. A status hearing was held last Friday on 3 consolidated suits filed by
The Mat Su Borough Assembly adopted a school bond package that will go in front of voters this fall. It is just one of many ballot measure voters will need
A twenty year old rape case that occurred in Wasilla has been solved through DNA analysis. On the afternoon of February 7th, 1991, an eight year old girl was abducted
Talkeetna Wildlife Troopers issued a Wasilla-based fishing charter a citation for aiding clients in fishing violations over the weekend. Troopers contacted Raymond Blodgett, age 53, of Fisherman’s Choice Charters, while
Educators in Alaska now have a new tool available to teach science with a specific focus on Alaska. The new science curriculum was put together by the University of Alaska’s
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – NOAA — has reported extreme solar activity that occurred Tuesday morning. The solar flare was rated a class X6.9 on the three-class scale.
The summer tourist season comes to a close in a month or so, and a number of programs are winding down. The Denali Arts Council tried a new program this
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos and announcements for August 11th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Talkeetna and Trapper Creek teachers shuffle; DACs summer comedy sketch review has
