Pressure cooker moose ribs
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Do you need to make some room in your freezer? Do you have some moose ribs taking up a lot of space? Worry not, because
Resignation leaves opening on Talkeetna Community Council board
Correction: Mary Farina was also seated on Monday after retaining her seat in October’s election. At Monday night’s Talkeetna Community Council board of directors meeting, one new member was seated,
Su Valley Voice for November 4th, 2015: Domestic Violence
This week on Su-Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Cici Schoenberger and Kirsten Strolle of the Sunshine Community Health Center about domestic violence awareness, prevention, and intervention. To contact
Body found in Willow Creek identified
The Alaska State Troopers have identified a body found in Willow Creek as that of 22-year-old Macklin Stevenson of Anchorage. Troopers say the report of a body came in around
Su-Valley Volleyball remains undefeated in conference play
The Su-Valley Rams volleyball team continued its winning ways last week. On Thursday, Su-Valley traveled to Wasilla Lakes, where they defeated the home team, also called the Rams, three
Talkeetna residents arrested for violating house arrest
Two Talkeetna residents were arrested Monday evening for violating the terms of their house arrest. 26-year-old Phillip Adkins and 27-year-old Courtney Bodin are awaiting trial on charges of theft and
Landing in Alaska with Carl Thomas
Talkeetna’s history is full of aviators. Most pilots today know of Carl Thomas, or at least of his private airstrip, Carl’s Landing. KTNA’s Katie Writer, an aviator herself, spoke with
Mat-Su Borough Assembly denies District 7 election challenge
Acting on the recommendation of Borough Attorney Nicholas Spiropoulos , the Mat-Su Borough Attorney denied the election challenge filed by Mat-Su Borough Assembly candidate Doyle Holmes. Spiropoulos says that Holmes
AK LNG Scoping Meeting to be held in Trapper Creek
A scoping meeting for the Alaska LNG project will be held in Trapper Creek on Thursday evening. The Trapper Creek meeting is part of a three-week series of events throughout