Flood watch ends for Susitna Valley
As of Wednesday evening, there are no flood watches or advisories in effect for the Northern Susitna Valley. The flood watch that had been in effect for the entire area
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River levels recede slightly between Monday and Tuesday
Correction: The flood advisory for the Yentna and Skwentna Rivers has been replaced by a flood warning. As of Tuesday morning, river levels in the Northern Valley have receded somewhat
Early morning explosion destroys business, rocks Main Street
Early Tuesday morning, an explosion destroyed one business, damaged nearby buildings, and could be heard from miles away. At around 4:30 am, Talkeetna Tako, a food truck that has called
Flood Watch and Advisory Issued for parts of the Susitna Valley
With rain remaining in the forecast early this week, the National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for the Susitna Valley through Wednesday morning. According to the flood watch
StarDate Susitna August 27, 2023, by Kathleen Fleming
In this StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming will tell us about 2 objects at opposition this week, the Moon and Saturn. Listen, rain or shine.
Flood Advisory for Talkeetna River Through 5:00 am Monday
The National Weather Service in Anchorage has issued a flood advisory for the Talkeetna River through 5:00 am on Monday. According to the advisory, minor flooding has begun or is
As Black Bears Attack Domestic Animals, Locals Look for Answers
In recent weeks, local residents have been reporting a high number of encounters with black bears. Lately, local Facebook groups have seen multiple posts about black bears attacking chicken coops,
StarDate Susitna - August 20th, 2023, by Kathleen Fleming
The stars have returned to the Upper Susitna Valley, and Kathleen Fleming wants to tell you about what to look for and when.
Baldy Lake Developer Out of Compliance
Local residents blew the whistle on the new Baldy Lake Airpark development only two months after breaking ground. There were reports of equipment in the creek, cleared dams, and even