Vacant Talkeetna Council Seat Filled
At Monday’s regular monthly meeting, the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors chose Chris Grabowski to fill its vacant seat. Grabowski won a secret-ballot vote of the board
Borough seeks input on long-range transportation plan
The Mat-Su Borough is taking online input for its long-range transportation plan. At Monday’s meeting of the Talkeetna Community Council, Lauren Driscoll from the borough’s planning division told community
Denali Report for June 3rd, 2016
This week on the Denali Report, KTNA’s Phillip Manning updates this season’s climbing statistics and speaks with a climber who just broke an impressive record. As of Thursday afternoon, 1,029
Mat-Su CVB Asks for Bed Tax Increase to Fund Visitor Center
The Mat-Su Convention and Visitor Bureau is requesting a three percent increase in borough bed tax to pay for the planned Gateway Visitors Center off the Glenn Highway between Wasilla
Study: Mat-Su's Rural Areas Bring in More Borough Revenue than They Spend
Earlier this month, the Mat-Su Borough released the findings of its internal cost of community services study. According to that study, the incorporated cities of the borough generate less revenue
Denali Report for May 20th, 2016: First Summits
Climbing season is well underway, and the first climbers have reached the summit of North America’s highest peak. Here’s KTNA’s Phillip Manning with this week’s Denali Report. This
Su-Valley Voice for May 18th, 2016: Recycling
On Wednesday’s Su-Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with Mollie Boyer, Executive Director of the Valley Community for Recycling Solutions and Dawn Adams, coordinator for Denali National Park and Preserve’s
Permaculture at Bare Hands Farm
by: Katie Writer – KTNA When Talkeetna residents think of what goes on at the Grove, they often think of live music, community gatherings, and micro-greens. This past year, owners
Firefighters Respond to Wildfire in Meadow Lakes Area
Update: The fire, officially called the Sunrise Fire, has grown to between twelve and fifteen acres. Winds are reported as “erratic.” Mat-Su Borough and Alaska Division of Forestry firefighters are