Senator Murkowski visits Talkeetna
LISTENING SESSION— Sen. Lisa Murkowski listens to a Talkeetna resident during Thursday’s town hall meeting at the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar. Photo by Diana Haecker U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski paid
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LISTENING SESSION— Sen. Lisa Murkowski listens to a Talkeetna resident during Thursday’s town hall meeting at the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar. Photo by Diana Haecker U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski paid
A tree planting project brought community members together to create a future picnic spot along the bike path. Download audio
The Division of Forestry has lifted the burn suspension for the Mat-Su area on Friday morning. Rain and relatively high humidity provide a little bit of relief from fire danger.
GREETING VISITORS— This little moose decided to hang out in the green zone between the bike path and the Spur Road near the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge for a few days,
KTNA’s morning news, echos and announcements for June 3rd. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Harrell named to Parks Board; Mat Su voters to decide manager vs. mayor control; fire
Governor Sean Parnell signed into law a two point eight billion dollar state budget for capital spending this morning.
The Alaska Division of Forestry reported over 1,200 lightning strikes late Wednesday night.
Mayor Talis Colberg appointed Talkeetna resident Dan Harrell to the Mat-Su borough’s Parks, Recreation and trails advisory board.
Come October, Mat-Su voters will be in charge of deciding whether the borough is going to get rid of the current manager form of government or if they prefer a