Borough reports theft, vandalism, along Port Mac rail spur
The Mat-Su Borough says it has increased patrols of borough employees and a private security company along the path of the Port Mackenzie rail extension The rail project, which would
Borough, Talkeetna Community Council hold elections on Tuesday
Both the Mat-Su Borough and the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. are holding elections on Tuesday. In the borough election, only one item is on the ballot in the Northern Susitna
After school program brings art to Su Valley students
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Su Valley after school art program is providing an opportunity for students to learn some new skills as well as having time to create art.
Officials, locals walk site of potential railroad development
This week, officials from the Alaska Railroad and the Mat-Su Borough walked with area residents through the area the railroad intends to develop into its new section facility in Talkeetna.
Talkeetna Sewer and Water Sales Tax Q&A
Last weekend, KTNA solicited questions regarding the upcoming sales tax proposal on the October 3rd borough ballot. Below, we attempt to answer some of those questions. Questions are in bold.
Talkeetna Sewer and Water Sales Tax Questions
The proposed sewer and water sales tax for Talkeetna is the only item up for a vote in the Northern Valley in the borough’s Oct. 3rd election. KTNA wants to
Candidates finalized for Talkeetna Community Council election
There will be three candidates for the three seats up for election on the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors. Two of the candidates are running to retain seats
Su Valley Soccer nears state tourney with impressive record
Su Valley Co-Ed Soccer played 3 games in the past week. The Rams tied Wasilla Lake on Thursday by a score of 2-2, and tied Tri Valley on Friday 2-2.
Trio of earthquakes felt in the Susitna Valley
On Thursday, three earthquakes were felt in the Northern Susitna Valley. The Alaska Earthquake Center reports the first earthquake occurred shortly before 10:30 Thursday morning. It was centered eight miles