Su Valley Voice for April 9th, 2020: Quarantine Echoes
This week on Su Valley Voice, we opened up the phone lines and email to allow our listeners to reach out and check in during this time of social distancing.
Manager John Moosey to move from Mat-Su Borough to City of Palmer job
At last week’s Mat-Su Borough press conference, most of the news centered on COVID-19. At the conclusion of the conference, Mayor Vern Halter made an announcement that would have made
COVID-19 check-in with SCHC's Dr. George Hightower
On Friday, April 3rd, KTNA’s Phillip Manning and Dr. George Hightower of Sunshine Community Health Center had their weekly COVID-19 check-in.
Su Valley Voice for April 2nd, 2020: State Senator Mike Shower
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning was joined via phone by State Senator Mike Shower. They discussed the recently passed state budget and the Alaska Legislature’s conclusion
Mat-Su Borough holds fourth COVID-19 press conference
The Mat-Su Borough has been holding fairly regular information streams via Facebook Live since measure to combat the spread of COVID-19 have gone into place. Wednesday’s stream began with Borough
COVID-19 update for March 27th, 2020 with Dr. George Hightower
Another week of social distancing and self-quarantine has passed, and most eyes are on the continuing spread of COVID-19. Each Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning is checking in with Dr. George
Mat-Su Borough launches online map to stay up-to-date on business and service closures
As COVID-19 continues to spread, the status of services and business openings in the Mat-Su Borough changes from day to day. To help keep track of the changes the borough
Mat-Su Borough holds official COVID-19 update for March 26th
On Thursday, officials from various offices within the Mat-Su Borough provided updates on services and the status of the spread of COVID-19. As of the press conference late Thursday morning,
Mat-Su Borough extends closure of public buildings. Services continue to operate
The Mat-Su Borough is extending its closure of public buildings through the middle of next month. At a press conference on Monday morning, Mat-Su Borough Manager John Moosey announced that