Sunshine Transit to get mobility employee
The Sunshine Transit service has received two new grants that may mean service changes on the horizon. The newest grants mean an employee that will examine the efficiencies of the
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The Sunshine Transit service has received two new grants that may mean service changes on the horizon. The newest grants mean an employee that will examine the efficiencies of the
In a thrilling end to a long weekend at the annual softball tournament in downtown Talkeetna, the Mandigos took the Spurs by surprise in a huge comeback win. The annual
KTNA’s morning news, (no weather forecast), Denali echos, announcements for July 13th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – DAC struggles with facility issues; Wildfires across AK half of last year;
Matanuska Electric Association customers recently received information on a decision made by voters at the last MEA annual meeting. MEA has started a round UP program. Customers bills will be
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for July 12th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Beaman takes first in Hatcher Pass marathon; Sunshine Transit to get a new
TALKEETNA MARATHONERS – Talkeetna runners recover after the Hatcher Pass marathon held Saturday along Willow Fishhook Road photo courtesy of Dan Harrell In her first full marathon, Talkeetna resident Kim
The public comments concerning the proposed cellphone tower at Lichtenwalner Road and the junction of the Talkeetna Spur Road were taken to heart by tower contractor Sheinberg Associates. The contractor
aired fri – Alaska’s Senators are backing what’s being called a “pilot’s bill of rights.” The legislation proposed by Oklahoma Senator and pilot Jim Inhofe aims to grant aviators more
The Talkeetna Community Council has received the capital list for work that is scheduled to be completed in three Borough parks in the Talkeetna area. Originally, James King, the Community