MEA members vote in new board
The vote counts for the Matanuska Electric Association’s Board of Directors shows the new directors as incumbent Larry DeVilbiss, incumbent David Glines and Willow resident Bob Doyle.
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The vote counts for the Matanuska Electric Association’s Board of Directors shows the new directors as incumbent Larry DeVilbiss, incumbent David Glines and Willow resident Bob Doyle.
Last week, dozens of business owners gathered to listen to the Borough’s economic development plan that has been in the works for the past 10 months. Download Audio
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements for April 27th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Denali’s basecamp put in for the season; Burnley selected as superintendent; Mat Su Borough proposes 2011
The Mat Su Borough Assembly will meet Tuesday for public hearings on the Fiscal Year 2011 Budget. Another meeting will be held May 6th and the Assembly deliberates adoption of
The Mat Su School Board met over the weekend to discuss and decide on the next superintendent of schools.
The civil trial for the Talkeetna Historical Society versus Steve Van Troba was set to start yesterday. The courts have pushed the pre trial date to the second of June.
CLIMBING SEASON STARTS— Ian Osteyer of New York, Erik Weihenmayer of Colorado and Jay Abbie of New York get their last shopping for calories done before heading out to climb
KTNA Community Radio has hired a new general manager. Will Peterson, formerly of Anchorage, Homer and McGrath will start his new position in the Upper Valley on May 17th.
Each year at this time there is a flurry of activity on the Kahiltna Glacier at 7,200 feet. The Sugar Bears (B company, 1st Battalion, 52 Aviation Regiment) fly south