Thank You, Diana
Today, KTNA says goodbye and wishes good luck to reporter Diana Haecker. In the past eighteen months, Diana has left an indelible mark on KTNA’s staff, listeners, and website visitors.
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Today, KTNA says goodbye and wishes good luck to reporter Diana Haecker. In the past eighteen months, Diana has left an indelible mark on KTNA’s staff, listeners, and website visitors.
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, with Will Peterson. Local news headlines: Talkeetna Historical Society needs board members; Legislation introduced to clear right of way through Denali National
Today’s deadline for the public to comment on the proposed expansion of the military training range has been extended again. The Alaska Command will now accept public comments for two
The more than 150 malnourished dogs that were confiscated in early January from Montana Creek dog breeder Frank Rich are on their way to regain health and weight.
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Deadline for public comments on JPARC, (Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex), extended; Rescued dogs sent to correctional
As revenue share money starts flowing into upper Susitna valley communities, projects are getting the green light to go into the next phase.
The executive director of the Denali Arts Council has handed in her resignation, effective February 28. Mindy Lindgren has been leading the organization for four years, first as the business
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes for Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011, hosted by Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: Denali Arts Council executive director resigns; Trapper Creek organizes design contest
The Talkeetna Historical Society is in a state of disarray and at a meeting on Tuesday night, concerned Talkeetna residents and remaining board members began formulating a plan to get