Colorado ski-mountaineer dies in Alaska Range crevasse fall
A Colorado man has died in the Alaska Range after falling into a crevasse. Mason Stansfield of Ouray, Colorado was ski-mountaineering with a partner when he fell into the crevasse
Northern Valley's Community Enrichment program faces potential elimination from borough budget
The Mat-Su Borough’s initial budget proposal for the fiscal year that begins this July is in, and the assembly has begun hearing public comment. One item currently on the budgetary
This summer, sales tax dollars could tell the tale of the season
Sales tax figures for the Talkeetna Sewer and Water service area have begun to come in, and how they fare through 2021 is a reasonable indicator of how businesses are
Su Valley Voice for April 22nd, 2021: Earth Day with Talkeetna Recycling Works
This week on Su Valley Voice, the topic was Earth Day! Host Phillip Manning was joined (in-studio!) by Cici Schoenberger and Jodi Rodwell to discuss local recycling, youth initiatives, and
Army Corps of Engineers discusses potential flood control plans for Talkeetna
Earlier this month, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers held a virtual meeting to discuss potential plans for flood control in Talkeetna. If built, the project would represent the continuation
What "pent-up demand" could mean for Talkeetna's summer season in 2021
The main economic engine of Talkeetna vanished last year when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down most large-scale tourism. A year later, signs point to some of the visitors coming back.
Sunshine Clinic pauses J&J COVID-19 vaccine use following federal recommendation
Following a joint recommendation from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration, Sunshine Community Health Center says it is pausing use of the Johnson
Earthquake near Cantwell felt throughout Interior and Southcentral Alaska
An earthquake near Cantwell this morning was felt across the Interior and Southcentral Alaska. Shortly after 9:00 am, the Alaska Earthquake Center monitored a Magnitude 5.5 earthquake less than twenty
State extends deadline to remove studded tires
Alaskans have two extra weeks before they have to take off their studded tires. On Wednesday, the Alaska Department of Public Safety announced the extension in response to continued winter