Upper Susitna Senior Center has new chair person
Cindy Clark is the new chairperson of the board of directors for the Upper Susitna Senior Center. Prior to her taking the helm, Hermon Thompson served as the board’s president.
Cindy Clark is the new chairperson of the board of directors for the Upper Susitna Senior Center. Prior to her taking the helm, Hermon Thompson served as the board’s president. The board’s officers are Larry Dearman as vice-chairperson, Patricia Grosz is the secretary, Gayle Schumacher serves as treasurer and Rita Sickler is assistant secretary. Other board members are Harold Conrad, Shirley Gosnell, Scott MacDonald and Randall Herring.
Clark said that the theme for the Center this year is “Let’s get active.” The Upper Susitna Senior Center now has gym equipment that is available to use for members at the center on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Clark says there is a soccer board table and soon there will be a ping pong table set up.
Clark added that she came up with the idea for the “Let’s get active” theme after she noticed the benefits of becoming more active herself. She said that she got into doing the hula hoop and noticed how energizing it is. There is a five-pound hula hoop at the Senior Center as part of the gym equipment.
Read More
KTNA App Update: Refined Experience & Enhanced Reliability
We’ve just rolled out a significant update to the KTNA mobile app to ensure a smoother, more premium experience for every listener.
Susitna Writer Voice - July 19, 2026, One Line at a Time, bookclub poetry.
The next Susitna Writers Voice will take us through the seasons with 4 “one line at a time” collaborative poems written by a local bookclub. This piece was produced by
Welcome to the New KTNA Site
Explore KTNA’s newly redesigned website, featuring easier navigation, improved access to live radio and recent broadcasts, and clearer ways to find local news, community updates, programs, and station information.
Yaks Run Loose on Talkeetna Spur Road
At least twice this summer, yaks have been spotted running loose along the Talkeetna Spur Road. Mat-Su Borough Animal Control has opened a case for multiple reports about the loose