Man dies in plane crash
PLANE CRASH— A Piper PA-18 crashed Friday afternoon near Susitna Landing. The pilot died in the accident. Photo courtesy of Alaska State Troopers On Friday afternoon, troopers reported that a
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In the field
[slideshow id=26] The Talkeetna community was treated to a circus performance on Friday afternoon by Talkeetna Elementary students K through sixth grade, after artist in residence Meghan Holton worked with
Brease memorial planned for Friday
courtesy of Guy Adema/NPS – Phil Brease died while leading a school hike in Healy on Wednesday, May 12. During the days that followed a steady stream of notes relaying
Su Valley grads celebrate
Su Valley High graduation was held Thursday evening in the new $24 million dollar high school. Download Audio
Talkeetna Council opens revenue sharing process
The Talkeetna Community Council will be participating in the state’s revenue sharing program for communities. For the past months, they have been addressing how to use the available $20,000 dollars
DNR develops subdivision near Noel Wien Avenue
The State of Alaska’s Department of Natural Resources is in the process of developing a new subdivision at the end of Noel Wien Avenue. It is called Vita Alaska subdivision.
Morning Newscast - Friday, May 14, 2010
KTNA’s local morning news, weather, Denali weather, Denali Echoes and announcements, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Talkeetna Community Council seeks input for ways to spend Community share revenue;
Café Michele sold
The annual hustle and bustle to get ready for the summer tourism season started throughout Talkeetna. A noticeable change is underway at Café Michele.
Denali Park geologist dies
The death of Denali National Park geologist Phil Brease today has residents in the Denali community in shock. Brease, age 60, has been Denali Park’s geologist since 1986. He was