Mat-Su Borough to Collect Aerial Imagery
The Mat-Su Borough will be collecting aerial imagery over the next three years. In the recurring program, data will be collected over various areas of the Borough each year. Area
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Arts Council to Host Raising Spirits Fundraiser
Later this month, Denali Arts Council is hosting the inaugural Raising Spirits Festival, a first-of-its-kind fundraiser in Alaska. Talkeetna is no stranger to festivals organized around breweries. Often, those festivals
Check-in with Rep. Kevin McCabe
Recently, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Representative Kevin McCabe about how the current legislative session is progressing. They discussed bills McCabe is sponsoring as well as the functioning of the
Su Valley Voice for February 9th, 2023: Kahiltna Birchworks
On the most recent Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Michael East of Alaska Wild Harvest and Kahiltna Birchworks. They discussed birch syrup production at both the
MEA Discusses Future of Railbelt Power
The Railbelt Utilities, including Matanuska Electric Association, or MEA, put forth a unified message about the future of power generation from Homer to Fairbanks at the February 1st Senate Resources
Borough Assembly Selects District 6 Member
At a public special meeting on February 9, the Borough Assembly interviewed three candidates and selected Dmitri Fonov to represent District 6. Fonov has been a general contractor in the
Borough to Evaluate Sites for Resource Potential
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly at its February 7th meeting approved a contract with Recon, LLC, to evaluate six Borough-owned properties for sand and gravel potential. One of the sites is
Check-in with Senator Mike Shower
The Alaska Legislature has been in session for about three weeks. On Wednesday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Senator Mike Shower about his perceptions on the session so far, his
Upper Susitna Food Pantry Stretched Thin
The Upper Susitna Food Pantry is in better shape than others in the Valley, but every pantry and food bank in the state is being stretched thin. The Supplemental Nutrition