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The Denali rescue helicopter and rangers were busy Monday night dealing with a number of mountaineers with high altitude issues. In three seperate incidents, one patrol dealt with HACE patients.
The search for Melanie Gould yesterday turned up no clues and search dogs were unable to pick up any scent in the search. Search personnel are continuing the effort today.
Alaska State Troopers continued their search for Melanie Gould today, ramping up the search with more personnel and more aircraft. 20 people were on the ground today and one helicopter,
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Search for Gould continues; Senator Begich holds town hall meeting; Ethics Board to be eliminated. 16
The Susitna Community Council is moving on winter trail planning. The council accepted the trail committee’s mission statement and objectives at the council’s regular meeting on Thursday evening. The committee
US Senator Mark Begich was in Talkeetna over the weekend. He was seen at the Fairview, he met Sunshine Clinic officials, pilots and others in his quick visit. Saturday afternoon,
The search for Talkeetna resident Melanie Gould continues today. Yesterday, a crew of 20 searchers, two canine search teams as well as two fixed wing aircraft and one helicopter searched
On Saturday afternoon, an Alaska State Trooper helicopter spotted Melanie Gould’s abandoned truck along the Denali Highway, far enough off the road it would not have been seen by a
Mon am -A short synopsis of events so far (this is added to periodically as events occur):Alaska State Troopers continue the search and rescue efforts today for Talkeetna resident Melanie
