Su Valley Voice for September 9th, 2021: 9/11 Twenty Years Later
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA staff and listeners shared their personal memories of September 11th, 2001. Twenty years later, 9/11 remains a day cemented in the memories of
Mat-Su school officials discuss COVID-19 mitigation as students return from a long weekend
School has been back in session for multiple weeks in the Mat-Su, and students are returning to class after the Labor Day weekend. As of the writing of this piece
Alaska Chamber giveaway offers a chance at cash for vaccination
Alaskans who receive a COVID-19 vaccine through October 30th could win a cash prize or scholarship. On Thursday, the Alaska Chamber of Commerce announced it will be giving away $49,000
Talkeetna Sewer and Water, Willow Log Cabin receive allocations of federal relief funds from Mat-Su Borough
Last month, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved spending more than five million dollars in relief funding from the federal American Rescue Plan, and some of that money will be coming
As Alaska sets new COVID-19 hospitalization record, Mat-Su vaccinations rising very slowly
As Alaska continues to set hospitalization records for COVID-19, vaccination rates are slowly rising in the Mat-Su, though still lag significantly behind the state average. According to the most recent
Mat-Su Borough publishes candidate list for November election
The slate of candidates for the Mat-Su Borough’s November election is set, including borough mayor and the assembly district that includes the Northern Susitna Valley. In the mayoral race, current
Mat-Su shows highest single-day COVID-19 case count since March
The Mat-Su Borough has reported its highest day for new cases of COVID-19 in almost five months. Wednesday’s new cases in the borough totaled ninety-four. That is the most in
Census data show population growth throughout Susitna Valley
Data from the 2020 U.S. Census is starting to come out, and nearly all Northern Susitna Valley communities grew since the last official census in 2010. According to the new
Mat-Su schools' COVID-19 policy a "balancing act" that not all are happy with
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough has one of the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rates in the state, but when school starts there on Wednesday, masks will be optional. While a poll conducted by