Su Valley Voice for August 12th, 2021: The Blue Tarp
In this episode of Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning is joined by members of The Blue Tarp team, including Cici Schoenberger, Shoo Salasky, and Corinne Smith, to talk about
With cases rising and vaccinations flat, healthcare could become more strained from COVID-19
Case rates for COVID-19 continue to climb in the state and the Mat-Su Borough, with numbers now resembling those from last winter. KTNA’s Phillip Manning has more about the COVID-19
Sales taxes show near-threefold increase in Talkeetna business over 2020
While not as high as in 2018 and 2019, sales tax revenue for this June in Talkeetna was almost three times what it was last year. The sales tax applies
Sunshine Clinic Leadership discusses COVID-19 updates, new policies
Starting soon, the Sunshine Community Health Center will require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, according to CEO Randall Kowalke and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Paul Forman. In a
COVID-19 rates continue to rise in the state and Mat-Su
Both statewide and in the Mat-Su Borough, COVID-19 case rates continue to rise, and vaccination rates remain relatively flat. According to the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, the
Fish and Game shuts down salmon fishing on Larson Creek
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has shut down all salmon fishing on Larson Creek. According to a statement by Fish and Game on Monday, about half of the
Governor Dunleavy calls special legislative session for August 16th
The next special session of the Alaska Legislature has been set to begin on August 16th. Governor Mike Dunleavy issued a proclamation on Thursday laying out the start date and
Rusty Tussock Moth caterpillars reported eating up blueberry patches, but it's probably temporary
As blueberry picking season approaches, some Northern Susitna Valley residents have noted with alarm that many of the plants that should be producing fruit are instead lacking not only berries,
CDC recommends masks indoors for those vaccinated against COVID-19 in places like the Mat-Su
According to revised guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued Tuesday, Mat-Su Borough residents fully vaccinated against COVID-19 should resume wearing masks in public, indoor spaces. The