Montana Creek Fire Information
This post will be updated continuously as additional information becomes available regarding the Montana Creek Fire. 6/30 3:47pm: The Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection says there is no
Su Valley Voice for June 13th, 2024: Sunshine Community Health Center
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Jack Smothers and Joshua Gilmore of Sunshine Community Health Center. The discussion centered on current and future plans
Su Valley Voice for May 23rd 2024: Summer Safety
Su Valley Voice: Let’s Have a Safe, Healthy and Fun Summer! In this episode host Trisha Costello explores ways we can be safe, healthy and have a fun summer. In the
Senator Shower discusses the legislature as session nears its end
The 2024 legislative session will be ending soon, and major decisions on a number of bills will be made in the coming days. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Senator Mike
Su Valley Voice for May 9th, 2024: Incoming KTNA General Manager Phillip Manning
This week on Su Valley Voice we spoke with KTNA’s new General Manager – and now former KTNA News Director – Phillip Manning. We talked about his time at the
Borough accepting library advisory committee applications through Friday
More than twenty people have applied for seats on the Mat-Su Borough’s new Library Citizens’ Advisory Committee. About half of those who have applied live in the Northern Susitna Valley.
Borough Assembly to continue budget deliberation this week
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has two meetings scheduled this week, its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, and a budget deliberation session on Thursday. At its budget meeting last week, the
Su Valley Voice for May 2nd, 2024: Music Education in our Schools
Su Valley Voice: Music Education in our Schools On this episode of Su Valley Voice we talk about music education in the Upper Susitna Valley. In direct response to losing the
Preparations underway for 2024 climbing season on Denali
This week, preparations are underway for the 2024 climbing season on Denali. According to the National Park Service, the first ranger patrol was scheduled to fly into the Alaska Range