Talkeetna Musher Completes Second Iditarod Qualifier
This past weekend, Talkeetna musher Anja Radano was 9th out of the gate at the Copper Basin 300 in a field of competitors including Iditarod runner up Aliy Zirkle and
Federal Agency Announces Plans to Inspect Wishbone Hill Coal Mine Permit
An Alaska Native tribal council and environmental groups are applauding the decision by a federal agency to inspect the permit for a planned coalmine near Palmer. The decision from the
Upper Valley Residents March Post-inauguration
On Saturday, hundreds of marches around the country brought out estimated millions of people. In Talkeetna, around eighty Upper Valley residents marched for a variety of causes, including women’s rights
Su Valley Promotes Internet Safety With Students Soon to Take Home Computers
In the upcoming week, all of the Susitna Valley High School students will be receiving ChromeBook computers to take home, and on Tuesday, Su Valley High School is hosting the
Upper Valley Legislative Update for January 20th, 2017
Tuesday marked the beginning of the new legislative session. Two Wasilla Republicans, Senator Mike Dunleavy and Representative David Eastman represent the Upper Valley. Both men will sit on multiple committees
Su Valley Voice for January 18th, 2017: KTNA's 24th Birthday
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with staff and volunteers from KTNA’s past and present in celebration of the station’s birthday. The show included fond memories
KTNA Volunteers From Past and Present Share Their Memories
In celebration of the station’s birthday, we have invited some of the voices of KTNA past and present to reflect on their memories. KTNA’s Katie Writer spoke with Kelly Thomas, Laura Wright,
Su Valley Basketball Teams Play Close Games Against Cordova
The Su Valley Rams boys and girls basketball teams played two games each against Cordova over the weekend. The boys struggled in the first game on Friday, losing 48 to
Sen. Dunleavy Releases Fiscal Approach Plan Favoring Cuts over Taxes
For the last three sessions, the Alaska Legislature has been faced with multi-billion dollar budget shortfalls, and has had to borrow from its savings. Republican Senator Mike Dunleavy has released