Council opens design contest for new Trapper Creek sign
As revenue share money starts flowing into upper Susitna valley communities, projects are getting the green light to go into the next phase.
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Denali Arts Council executive director resigns
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
Morning news cast – Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011
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
Talkeetna Historical Society in dire need of board members
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
Legislation introduced for gas pipeline along Parks Highway
The Alaska delegation introduced legislation to Congress that would clear the way for an in-state, natural gas pipeline to be built along the Parks Highway. The bill is aimed to
Bills threaten to eliminate funding for public radio
With a new Congress seated and a still ailing economy, a political movement is underway to severely cut federal spending. Congress has several bills before them that could impact the
Morning news cast - Monday, Feb. 14, 2011
KTNA news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, for Monday February 14, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Bills before Congress threaten funding for public radio. (16 min) Download audio
US Senators support Kantishna hydro project
A small hydro project proposed to power the Kantishna Roadhouse garnered support from U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Mark Begich. The Senators introduced legislation that would give the green light
Board of Fish to consider proposals dealing with upper Susitna valley fisheries
The Alaska Board of Fisheries is going to meet in Anchorage from February 20 through March 5, discussing over 200 proposals to make regulatory changes to Upper Cook Inlet area