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The Mat-Su Borough School Board met on Wednesday and voted 6-1 to rescind its April 22nd decision regarding the removal of curriculum. In that decision, the Mat-Su School Board voted
In many ways, the graduation ceremony for the Susitna Valley class of 2020 was like any other graduation. Seniors donned caps and gowns, walked across a stage, listened to speeches,
As the state of Alaska relaxed the mandates surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses and services are starting to re-open. After a two month hiatus, Talkeetna’s recycling center is again accepting
The Mat-Su Borough School Board met on Wednesday for a regularly scheduled meeting. On the agenda was the reconsideration of its April 22nd decision to remove five award-winning books and
Talkeetna resident, Henrique Miller has been awarded the prestigious National Science Foundation – Graduate Fellowship Program Award. The NSF-GRFP is the country’s oldest fellowship program that directly supports graduate students
At their regularly scheduled Zoom meeting on Wednesday, the Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce discussed how to safely begin re-opening to the public. Todd Smolden, the Director of the Mat-Su Valley
What do The Great Gatsby, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Catch-22, The Things They Carried, and The Invisible Man all have in common? They frequently appear listed together
On Friday KTNA’s Colleen Love talked with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director at Sunshine Community Health Center, about the governor’s recent health mandates, the clinic’s preparedness, and testing for Covid-19.
The Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce held their regularly scheduled monthly meeting via Zoom this week. The topic of discussion revolved around what kind of tourist environment might be expected in
