Morning Newscast - Tuesday, May 24, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for May 24th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Thousands of acres burning statewide in fire season so far; Track and Field
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KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for May 24th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Thousands of acres burning statewide in fire season so far; Track and Field
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecasts, Denali echos, announcements for May 23rd. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Joellen Bye takes over as ED of Denali Arts Council; Troopers start Click
Starting Wednesday May 25th , the Alaska State Troopers and other agencies will be out enforcing the seatbelt law in the 2011 Click It or Ticket campaign. The troopers are
The state track and field championships were held at Lathrop High School in Fairbanks over the weekend and included a number of top Su Valley athletes. In 1.2 and 3
Wildfire season is underway with 6 new fires reported in the Mat Su Valley over the weekend and one very large fire near Fairbanks. The Moose Mountain fire broke out
The Denali Arts council lost their executive director early last winter to the lower 48. A hunt for a suitable replacement ensued and in the end, the Board of Directors
On May 12th, an accident involving a roped team of 4 climbers occurred near the summit on Denali. The rescue and retrieval of the climbers became a somewhat complicated mix
Residents, family and friends crowded into the Su Valley High school auditorium to wish the class of 2011 good luck. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/20110520Grads2011.mp3|titles=20110520Grads2011] Special Guest speaker Doug Smith’s speech to the graduates:
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecasts, Denali echos, announcements for May 20th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Rescue helicopter performs one of few close-to-the-summit rescues in history; Campbell and others