Iditarod Report for March 9th, 2022
On today’s Iditarod Report, Mark Wildermuth tells KTNA’s Phillip Manning about how race strategy and rest schedules are taking shape, as well as the toughest part of this year’s trail
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On today’s Iditarod Report, Mark Wildermuth tells KTNA’s Phillip Manning about how race strategy and rest schedules are taking shape, as well as the toughest part of this year’s trail
Mark Wildermuth is back for our second Iditarod Report for 2022. Today, in addition to looking at the current state of the race and its leaders, Mark highlights the female
The Mat-Su Borough is looking for borough residents interested in taking part in a road service area task force. The task force comes after an attempt to change how the
It’s Iditarod time once again! Race veteran Mark Wildermuth is joining us again this year to give his take on how the Iditarod is progressing, teams to watch for, and
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with Sue Deyoe, Executive Director of the Talkeetna Historical Society. They discussed the Historical Society’s role, recent developments, and future
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have released a new COVID-19 risk categorization system that takes most of Alaska, including the Mat-Su, out of the High Risk category. The
The Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation has issued an emergency closure of the East Hatcher Pass Management Unit due to avalanche danger. According to a statement issued Thursday,
The weather system that moved through the Northern Valley Monday and Tuesday dropped as much as two feet of snow in places, according to the National Weather Service’s Anchorage office.
There is up to a foot-and-a-half of snow in the forecast for the Northern Valley through Tuesday. The current weather system has prompted a winter storm warning from the National