Two-vehicle accident closes Parks Highway
The George Parks Highway was closed for about a half an hour Thursday due to a 2 vehicle accident near milepost 94. Alaska State Troopers report that a 29 year
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Rasmuson, USDA, others help KTNA purchase its building
For years Talkeetna Community Radio rented space on Second Street, with equipment scattered among four separate locations. As Sue Deyoe reports, last week the organization was able to purchase the rented building
Smith chosen as Alaska Supreme Court possibility
Palmer Superior Court Judge Eric Smith is one of 2 attorneys that will be considered for a vacancy on Alaska’s Supreme Court. The Alaska Judicial Council completed the extensive review
Cruise association seeks local Chamber support
The Alaska Cruise Association is making the rounds to communities that have vested interest in the cruise tour packages. The organization is hoping to gain support across the state for
Su Valley Hockey Team wins first in 2 years
The Su Valley High School Hockey Team celebrated their first win in 2 years on Thursday night. Coach Jack MacDonald said the team played the best game they could have
Redoubt continues to rumble
Mt. Redoubt continues rumbling without eruption. There have been on going tremors and earthquakes with the rumblings. Monday morning the Alaska earthquake Information Center located a minor earthquake 51 miles
Allison wins Junior Quest
Charlie Allison of Talkeetna is the winner of this year’s Junior Yukon Quest. 17-year-old Allison won the sled dog race that started Saturday in downtown Fairbanks. Mushers raced to Twin
Domestic violence report recently released
The University of Alaska’s Justice Department has issued an extensive report on domestic violence in Alaska. Download Audio (mp3) Thanks to KSDP
Trapper Creek residents begin oral history project
In November, the Trapper Creek Community Services Association obtained a grant to do an oral history project. The daunting task of interviewing some 100 residents is just beginning as the