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As of earlier this week, there are 841 climbers registered to attempt Denali. Six climbers are currently on the mountain, and two winter trips have been completed. There have not
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning was joined by Tim Stallard to discuss invasive plants in Southcentral Alaska. Species discussed include elodea, orange hawkweed, and European Bird
The Susitna River has tied the earliest official breakup day on record. According to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration’s Alaska Pacific River Forecast Center, the Susitna River at Sunshine
At its budget meeting in Willow, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to exempt residential utilities from the Talkeetna Sewer and Water Service Area
Last week, Alaska’s Division of State Parks announced that the large and popular Byers Lake Campground will remain closed, possibly for the entire summer season, due to hazardous conditions from
A Northern Susitna Valley man was arrested on Thursday after a short standoff with Alaska State Troopers. Troopers arrived at a residence off the Parks Highway around 1:30 pm on
As budget talks continue in Juneau, the Senate Finance Committee has begun taking public testimony on the large cuts proposed by Governor Mike Dunleavy. In addition to individual Alaskans, organizations
Two state campgrounds have been closed because of dangers posed by beetle-kill trees. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Alaska’s Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation announced that the Byers
With Spring in full swing in the Northern Susitna Valley, a number of organizations and committees are planning meetings in the coming weeks, including one that will be meeting for
