Local creates online survey for Chijuk Creek timber sale feedback
With the comment deadline for the proposed Chijuk Creek timber sale rapidly approaching, one resident of the affected area has set up a way for others to give their feedback
Trapper Creek elects community council board members
The Trapper Creek Community Council has elected five board members. According to the tally sent out by the council, thirty-seven people voted in the election. Nine candidates received votes, but
Trapper Creek RSA weighs in on Chijuk Creek transporation plan
Trapper Creek’s road service area advisory board says more measures are needed before the proposed Chijuk Creek timber sale goes through. The Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved the 15,000-acre timber lease
Archive: Nuggets with John Baker
Last week, Johnny Baker, also known as “Trapper John,” passed away. Baker was well-known in the community as a wealth of local history. He was also known as a superb
King salmon fishing shut down in Susitna drainage
The Alaska Department of Fish and game has shut down king salmon fishing in the Susitna Valley. The announcement came on Wednesday afternoon, and was the second in the last
Su Valley Voice for June 20th, 2018: Neal Lacy
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning was joined by Neal Lacy, Democratic candidate for House District 10. All of the candidates running in primary elections for local
Yentna River at moderate flood stage
The Yentna River at Lake Creek was listed at moderate flood stage as of Tuesday night. After days of rain, many area rivers have begun to rise again, with the
Talkeetna's second Pridefest scheduled for Saturday
This Saturday, Talkeetna Pride will hold the second annual Pridefest in Downtown Talkeetna. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with organizers Lillian Lennon and Celeste Harrell about what this year’s event will
Big Lake man arrested after assaulting tour bus
On Friday, a Big Lake man was arrested after causing a disturbance and damaging vehicles on the Parks Highway. Alaska State Troopers received multiple calls late Friday afternoon about a