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The Talkeetna Historical Society board of directors has chosen a new manager. According to a statement by Board President Sharon Montanigno, Autumn Merritt has been hired to fill the position
Following a nationwide trend toward banning books of a perceived offensive nature, books were removed from Mat-Su Valley schools last week. Those demanding book removals cite pornographic contents as the
On this episode of Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Jodie Rodwell and Kellie Laurson from Denali Education Center to discuss the plans for this year’s Earth
A 43-year-old man has died of a drug overdose in the Northern Susitna Valley. Alaska State Troopers responded to the call of a drug overdose shortly before 7:00 pm on
As the Alaska Legislature enters the last month of its session, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Senator Mike Shower about the status of the state budget as well as other
The Environmental Protection Agency is working to regulate per– and poly–fluorinated substances, called PFAS (pee-fas). They are a group of compounds that can contaminate drinking water. First made in the
The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) presented 27 renewable energy projects for potential funding for the fiscal year beginning in July. The AEA presented the projects to the Renewable Energy Fund
Talkeetna’s water supply meets or exceeds the state and federal guidelines for drinking water, according to the 2022 Consumer Confidence Report for Talkeetna’s Public Water System. The water supply from
On Friday, Alaska State Troopers issued a narcotics alert for the Mat-Su Valley. Troopers believe there is a lethal batch of illegal drugs that has caused multiple overdoses and deaths
