Willow 300 begins this Thursday
This Thursday, more than forty teams are expected to start the Willow 300 sled dog race. This will be the second annual running of the race. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke
Main Street filled in, but repaving will have to wait for spring
The hole dug in Talkeetna’s Main Street to address a broken water pipe has been filled in, but repaving will not take place until warmer weather arrives. Mat-Su Public Works
Talkeetna recycling sees continued success
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Talkeetna Recycling continues to grow their number of customers and tonage of material that is diverted from the Mat-Su Borough Landfill. 1,433 Talkeetna recyclers were
Talkeetna Fire Department offering pre-fire plans
The Talkeetna Fire Department is offering pre-fire walkthroughs to businesses and residents in the fire service area. KTNA signed up to receive a walkthrough, and Phillip Manning brought his recorder
Report analyzes public water options for Trapper Creek
After a community well went dry in Trapper Creek last year, efforts have been underway to establish a new source of clean water that is open to the public by
Main St. detour to last into next week
Work to find a water line break under Main Street will continue into next week, according to the Mat-Su Borough. In an email statement on Friday, Mat-Su Public Works Director
Mat-Su Borough Assembly rejects agreement with state on air quality
by: Casey Grove – Alaska Public Media The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly voted down a resolution to increase efforts toward improving air quality at a sometimes tense meeting Tuesday night. Fine
Su Valley Voice for January 17th, 2018: 25th Anniversary
This week on Su Valley Voice, we celebrated KTNA’s 25th anniversary. Host Phillip Manning was joined by Jim Sykes, project coordinator for getting the station online, Tom Waite, who was
Three candidates on Senate Seat E shortlist
The Alaskan Republican Party has decided on three names to submit to Governor Bill Walker to fill the currently vacant District E senate seat. On Monday, party officials from local