Water outage scheduled for Friday night
Please be advised that the Talkeetna water and sewer will be turning off the water tonight (Friday, January 21, 2011) between midnight and 6 a.m. This is a scheduled outage
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Chase Community held annual elections
The Chase Community Council held their annual board of directors elections at their last regular meeting on Thursday. Three seats were up for election and were filled by Mike Wood,
Trapper Creek community council set date for annual elections
The Trapper Creek Community Council decided to run their annual election for the board of directors on two days.
Hockey rink named after longtime coach Jack P. MacDonald
Talkeetna ice hockey coach Jack Macdonald was in for a pleasant surprise at last Friday’s first home game when it was announced that the ice rink is going to be
Hockey rink named after long time coach Jack Macdonald
Talkeetna ice hockey coach Jack Macdonald was in for a pleasant surprise at last Friday’s first home game when it was announced that the ice rink is going to be
NPS proposes climber fee increase
Denali National Park officials are examining the possibility of raising mountaineering fees for those climbers wishing to climb Denali. While the majority of Americans are probably not paying too much
Morning news cast - Thursday, January 20, 2011
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Water outage was due to commissioning of new water treatment plant; NPS proposes climbing fee increase;
Governor pushes Susitna dam project
Governor Sean Parnell is actively pushing to make the Susitna Hydro project a reality and submitted a bill to the legislature that would authorize the Alaska Energy Authority to move
Park Service releases mountaineering statistics for 2010
More than half of the climbers who scaled Mt. McKinley last year reached the summit. Denali National Park officials say 1,222 climbers took on McKinley in 2010 and 55 percent,