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KTNA is getting a new generator at the transmitter site today, which will require shutting down the power for up to an hour. We anticipate that we will be off
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More details, including local options, for next phase of COVID-19 vaccines
Beginning this Wednesday, any Alaskan age 65 years or older, will be able to make an appointment to receive the vaccination for COVID-19. At this time, those who wish to
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race will begin and end at Deshka Landing this year
The Iditarod Trail Committee has announced that the restart and finish line of this year’s race will be at Deshka Landing. The announcement was made Tuesday afternoon. Deshka Landing is
Talkeetna Community Council discusses wetlands, Comsat quarry, A Street trail
At their regularly scheduled meeting Monday night, the Talkeetna Community Council resolved to write multiple letters on behalf of community interests. Recently, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted to cease working
State steps up COVID-19 vaccine timeline for Alaskans 65 and older
On New Year’s Eve, the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services announced that the next round of vaccinations for COVID-19 would include people aged sixty-five and over. This was
KTNA is streaming online again
KTNA’s network was affected by some electrical events on New Year’s Eve, but we are back up and streaming online. Don’t forget to tune in this evening to hear a
Recent COVID-19 numbers have improved, but state officials continue to urge caution
Alaska saw its highest daily case counts in late Novemeber and early December. In the last two weeks, state officials say the drop in the number of new cases seems
Borough Assembly repeals wetland mitigation measure
At their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly passed a controversial Resolution to repeal a previous Resolution that the Assembly had passed in August of 2019. Resolution
The annual Wild Su Feast gathered online
Last month, the Susitna River Coalition celebrated their fourth annual Wild Su Feast. In the past, the event was characterized as a large gathering, with locally sourced food to taste.