Tips for Healthy Living - January 11, 2019
In this episode of Tips for Healthy Living, Deborah Young, a Behavior Health Provider, talks with host Holly Stinson about addiction recovery groups offered at Sunshine Health Clinics.
MTA installs fiber optic cable in parts of the Northern Susitna Valley
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Some Northern Valley residents may have seen the MTA truck making its rounds in area delivering modems to people’s doors. Last fall, MTA was busy
Susitna Writer's Voice December 23, 2018 - "The Dark" by Ruth Wood
On this week’s Susitna Writer’s Voice, Ruth Wood shares her musings on the winter dark and how a southern girl calls the far north home. The Dark (click to open
Talkeetna ice rink almost ready for skating
by: Katie Writer – KTNA This Thursday, December 20th, the Talkeetna Hockey Association will be the first to skate on the freshly formed ice of the recently completed Talkeetna ice
Susitna Writer's Voice - StarDate Sustina 12-16-18, by Kathleen Fleming
In this StarDate with Kathleen Fleming, learn about the upcoming Winter Solstice and other astro-stuff.
Tips for Healthy Living - December 14, 2018, by Holly Stinson
In this Tips for Healthy Living, Holly Stinson had Kristen Strolle, Behavioral Health Specialist with Sunshine Community Health Center as her guest. They discussed the upcoming Love & Logic Parenting
Mat-Su Salvation Army gets $1200 gold coin in red kettle
by: Casey Grove – Alaska Public Media Salvation Army staff in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough got a big surprise while counting change from their red kettles Friday. You know the ones,
Susitna Writer's Voice - StarDate Susitna 12-9-18, by Kathleen Fleming
In this Star Date Susitna, Kathleen Fleming tells the listeners about the Geminid meteor shower, one of the year’s best; How, when and where to observe the peak of activity.
Wilderness Woman Competition and Bachelor Auction successful after Friday's earthquake
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The 2018 Wilderness Women Contest and Bachelor Ball was another huge success despite nature’s punches. The crowd on Main Street on Saturday afternoon appeared more