StarDate Susitna - October 16, 2022, by Kathleen Fleming
The recent clear nights have been very inspiring, and Kathleen Fleming wants you to know “what’s up” in the solar system for the rest of October.
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2022 Candidate Interviews: Mike Shower
State Senator Mike Shower is running to retain his seat in the November 8th general election. Shower recently spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning about his time in the legislature thus
2022 Candidate Interviews: Doug Massie
Doug Massie is one of two candidates on the November 8th ballot for Senate District O. Massie spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning about his legislative priorities, important issues, and what
Natural Observations - October 9, 2022, "Of Rare Birds and Bears", by Robin Song
In this piece Of Rare Birds and Bears, Robin Song recounts some of her summer experiences and animal encounters. The highlight is the spotting of a rare albino robin.
Mat-Su Borough Assembly Votes to Hand Count All Ballots
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted at their October 4th meeting to hand count ballots for future elections. After a five to one decision, with Assembly Member Stephanie Nowers the only
Su Valley Voice for October 6th, 2022: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Crystal Edwards, LCSW and Behavioral Health Director for Sunshine Community Health Center. The discussion centered on October being
StarDate Susitna - October 2nd, 2022, by Kathleen Fleming
In this StarDate Susitna, Kathleen Fleming adds 3 more definitions to the glossary of astro-terms, and use those words in describing the motions of Mercury this week. Listen on-air or
Plaintiff responds to injunction against Rep. Eastman
In late September, an Alaska Superior Court Judge approved a preliminary injunction regarding Representative David Eastman’s eligibility to serve as an elected official. No matter how November’s election turns out,
Trapper Creek Water Point Proves a Success
Trapper Creek’s water point has provided about 170,000 gallons of water since its opening in April 2021. Getting water to a rural area is not fast or easy. The Trapper