Su Valley Voice for December 22nd, 2022: Holiday Special
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by long-time KTNA volunteer Trisha Costello. They shared holiday memories and read holiday messages from KTNA listeners.
Intense meteor brightens Southcentral Alaska’s winter solstice
By Chris Klint & Phillip Manning, Alaska Public Media/KTNA -December 21, 2022 The winter solstice may be short on sunlight, but Alaskans saw a different kind of illumination Wednesday from a
A foot of snow and power outages hit Susitna Valley to begin December
A foot or more of snow has fallen in much of the Mat-Su since the beginning of this week. According to the National Weather Service’s snow depth gauges, twelve inches
Su Valley Voice for December 1st, 2022: Sunshine Community Health Center Care Managers
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Ryan Romans and Helen Michaelson, Care Managers at Sunshine Community Health Center. They spoke about overcoming barriers to
Shower, McCabe Retain Seats After Ranked-Choice Tabulation
On Wednesday, the Alaska Division of Elections tabulated the results of the state’s first general ranked-choice election, and winners of both statewide and local races are now much clearer. Note
Upper Susitna Food Pantry Provides Baskets for Thanksgiving, Looks Ahead to Christmas Baskets
Each year, the Upper Susitna Food Pantry takes part in a statewide program to provide a turkey and a basket of other Thanksgiving staples to families experiencing financial hardship in
Ranked-Choice Votes to be Counted Wednesday Afternoon
Two weeks after Election Day, Alaskans will find out who they have chosen to represent them in Juneau and Washington, D.C. While the Alaska Division of Elections has been providing
Free Carbon Monoxide Detectors Available for Talkeetna, Susitna Residents
The Talkeetna Fire Department and Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) have 34 carbon monoxide detectors available for residents. The CERT team led the effort to receive grants through the Community
Division of Elections Releases Updated Vote Tally
On Tuesday afternoon, the Alaska Division of Elections released additional counts of absentee and other ballots that were not counted on Election Day. Statewide, that means about five thousand more