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The National Weather Service in Anchorage is predicting an above-average flood potential for breakup throughout the state this spring. According to the breakup forecast released last week, breakup is expected
Over the next week, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will undertake its annual budget process. While public gatherings are still limited due to COVID-19, the Mat-Su Borough is holding public hearings
This Friday, during our weekly check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Licensed Clinical Social Worker Sarah Blanning, who is the lead for the clinic’s behavioral
This week on Su Valley Voice, we once again opened the phone lines and email to those wishing to reach out in this time of social distancing. Host Phillip Manning
Princess Cruises and Holland America have effectively canceled their 2020 Alaska sailings that normally bring hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Northern Susitna Valley. On Tuesday, both Princess and
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director for Sunshine Community Health Center, about the status of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Northern Susitna Valley.
On Wednesday, the Mat-Su Borough held its weekly press conference on the status of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Valley. As with previous meetings, fewer than ten people were in
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.
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
