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Last Friday, the first COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Downtown Talkeetna drew about thirty people. Held at the Denali Education Center building, formerly Northern Susitna Institute, the clinic was staffed by
Climbing season is well past the halfway point, and the National Park Service provides an inside look at what a mountain patrol looks like. This is the Denali Report for
On Wednesday morning, a police chase in the Mat-Su has resulted in dozens of charges filed against 48-year-old Fred Morse of Wasilla, and there could be more to come. Around
The return of summer this year has brought with it many businesses and nonprofits re-opening their doors after a year closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One Talkeetna attraction that
Earlier this month, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Denali National Park South District Ranger Tucker Chenoweth about the season and some of the concerns that mountaineering rangers had shared through
Denali climbing season is back after being called off due to the pandemic last year, but it has come with a higher rate of accidents and medical issues on the
This is the Denali Report for Friday, June 4, 2021. As of this week there are 968 climbers registered to attempt Denali. Of those, just under 500 are currently on
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning opened the phone lines to hear from businesses and non-profits that are opening back up after closing due to COVID-19. Those
Mat-Su Borough residents could soon be paying less for taking their trash to transfer sites and the borough’s central landfill, but it will mean less money to fund solid waste
