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Last weekend, Alaska legislators Mark Neuman and Charlie Huggins met with Susitna Community Council members and Mat-Su Borough assemblyman Vern Halter to discuss requests for changes to the Parks Highway
This coming Friday, the Meals on Wheels program is set to deliver its first meals to senior citizens in Talkeetna and Sunshine. Organizer Larry Dearman explains how it works and
New Mat-Su borough mayor Larry DeVilbiss presided over his first assembly meeting last week and announced that he is serious about reducing the borough’s budget. He said that he would
KTNA’s Morning News, Announcements and Denali Echoes Hosted by Will Peterson. News Headlines: Couple attempting to climb Denali, Search and Rescue in Petersville and Business Report Featuring Talkeetna Alternative Energy
The Susitna Community Council heard from Department of Transportation representatives at their last meeting that changes to existing plans for road habilitation of the Parks Highway are not likely. Area
Two climbers set out of Friday morning to attempt a winter ascent of Mt. McKinley. The climbers are French-born Palmer resident Christine Feret and Russian climber Artur Testov. Feret is
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Boro emergency services to hold more area training for dispatchers as result of botched response
The Alaska Energy Authority announced a series of public meetings to be held regarding the potential development of the Susitna Hydro project.
An internal Mat-Su Borough emergency services investigation concluded that a Palmer-based dispatcher pointed the Talkeetna emergency service’s in the wrong direction as they were trying to respond to the murder
