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.
We’re excited to welcome you to KTNA’s newly redesigned website!
The new site offers a fresh look and a simpler way to connect with KTNA 88.9 FM. Whether you’re listening live, catching up on local news, looking for a favorite program, or checking what’s happening in the community, the information you need is now easier to find.
Listen Live and See What’s On
The updated live-radio page makes it easy to listen to KTNA from wherever you are. You can also see what is currently on the air, find out what’s coming up next, and quickly access the full program schedule.
Find Programs and Recent Broadcasts
Looking for a show you missed? The program schedule and show archive are now easier to access. Listeners can browse the schedule and revisit programs broadcast during the previous two weeks, including playlists from local music shows when available.
Explore Local News and Community Updates
Local reporting remains at the heart of KTNA. The new website organizes stories into clear sections, including local news, Denali reports, Su Valley Voice, and other locally produced programs.
Community announcements, the community calendar, Denali Echoes, and submission information are also grouped together, making it easier to stay informed and share information with neighbors throughout the Upper Susitna Valley.
Stay Connected and Support KTNA
This website was created with our listeners and community in mind. We invite you to explore the new design, try the live stream, browse recent stories, and discover everything KTNA has to offer.
Upcoming Updates
As we move to our new site, some functions listed below will be available at a later date.
App
Due to our migration from various web infrastructures to our new ones, most, if not all, app functionality will be unavailable until the app migration is completed. But no worries—as soon as we update the app's API, all functions will resume normal operational capacity. No app update is required.
Edit: The app has been updated; no app update is required on the user's end.
Refer to this post: https://ktna.org/ktna-app-update-refined-experience-enhanced-reliability/
Members and Volunteer Appreciation Widget
As part of our members' and volunteer benefits, the old site had an appreciation widget. As we move to an automated system that grabs info directly from our internal system, the appreciation widget will return as soon as that is implemented.
Merch Store
We are releasing our own KTNA merch store soon. Which will make buying new merch easier and more accessible. Stay tuned!
We are sorry for the inconvenience. As we transition our remaining infrastructure, we strive to provide better services for all KTNA supporters.
As the transition is completed, you’ll continue to find KTNA online at ktna.org.
Token of Appreciation
I would also like to use this opportunity to thanks the following people for helping us with this transition. Without their help, this would be impossible.
Paul Davis from ghost.org migration team
Paul helped us migrate all of the posts from our previous site to the current one.
Toren Lawyley
Toren Provided extensive feedback for the new site.
Thank you for listening to and supporting KTNA 88.9 FM—independent journalism and community voices from the Upper Susitna Valley.
Your neighborhood IT
-Marco
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