Sunshine Transit starts up full time again
The Sunshine Transit program is ramping back up for spring and starting their full time schedule.
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The Sunshine Transit program is ramping back up for spring and starting their full time schedule.
aired Tues. – The Board of Fish began 2 weeks of discussions on Sunday in Anchorage. Testimony will be wide-ranging as sportfishers and commercial fisherman gather for the once-every-3 years
While some non-profits across the Upper Susitna Valley and the state are struggling to find more volunteers and keep membership, one non-profit has made a surprising decision in order to
The Fairbanks News Miner reports that dozens of Fairbanks residents showed up for the Alaska Energy Authority’s open house on the Susitna Dam Thursday evening. Lisa Hughes, with the Northern
(aired thurs.) The climbing team of Artur Testov and Christine Feret are unsure of their next move in their attempt to successfully summit Denali in winter.
aired Wed -Base rates for Matanuska Electric Association customers may rise again in the second quarter of this year. If the rate increase is approved by the Regulatory Commission, customers
The Mat Su Borough has announced a new Community Development Manager. The former director of the State division of parks and recreation, James King, has been hired by the Borough
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos and announcements for February 25th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Bachelor Society allows women in; Climbing team may throw in the towel;
The state’s Division of Oil and Gas at Department of Natural Resources has taken to heart the comments concerning the Susitna Basin Exploration Licenses. The area, west of the Susitna