Borough Assembly moves forward with CARES Act funding plan
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has approved two ordinances that lay out how money received through the CARES Act will be spent and pushed back discussions of significantly changing the way
Anchorage man arrested after temporarily eluding Troopers south of Cantwell
What began as an attempted traffic stop on the Parks Highway last Thursday turned into a protracted pursuit on the road and on foot for Alaska State Troopers. According to
Sunshine Community Health Center check-in for July 10th, 2020
For this week’s check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Behavioral Health Manager and Licensed Clinical Social Worker Sarah Blanning about mental health impacts of the
Shirley Towne Bridge reconstruction on next Borough Assembly Agenda
Also next Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will consider whether or not to move nearly $650,000 to a project to reconstruct the Shirley Towne Bridge in Willow. The bridge was
Borough Assembly to consider how to spend CARES Act funds
Next week, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly is set to hold a public hearing on how to spend more than $38 million in funding from the federal CARES Act for COVID-19
Paycheck Protection Program breakdown for the Northern Susitna Valley
Note: KTNA, as well as some identified businesses, are recipients of PPP funds. This week, the Small Business Administration released figures for where funds for the Paycheck Protection Program went
Remains of Northern Valley man found
The remains of a Northern Susitna Valley man who was declared missing near the end of last month have been found. Alaska State Troopers began the search for 61-year-old Terrance
Sunshine Community Health Center check-in for June 26th, 2020
This week, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director for Sunshine Community Health Center, about recent developments in the COVID-19 pandemic, including increasing case numbers, treatment, variations
Mat-Su Borough to work with Army Corps of Engineers on flood control project study
For the past few years, Talkeetna residents have watched the beach at the end of Main Street wash away at varying rates. This summer, high, fast water damaged the revetment