Starting this Thursday, June 23rd, King Salmon may not be targeted for sport fishing in Units 1-6 of the Susitna River Drainage.  This regulation supersedes the emergency order released on … Fish and Game closes King fishing in Susitna drainage

Over the past two days, three new fires have started in the Susitna Valley.  All of them are currently classified as contained. The first to start was the Old Montana … Three small Susitna Valley fires are now contained

The summit rate continues to rise, and it’s been a busy few days for search and rescue in the Alaska Range.  As of Thursday, there are 1,129 climbers registered to … Denali Report for June 17th, 2022

A fire northwest of Skwentna has grown to more than a hundred acres as of Wednesday morning. The Kichatna Fire is believed to have been ignited by lightning after thunderstorms … Lightning-caused fire near Skwentna grows to more than 100 acres

The candidate list is set for the Alaska Legislature seats representing the Northern Susitna Valley. The new house district that includes the Northern Valley is District 30. Three Republicans and … Candidate list set for Northern Valley legislative races

This is the Denali Report for Friday, June 3rd, 2022.  As of this week, there are 1,107 people registered to attempt Denali.  Just under 500 of those are currently on … Denali Report for June 3rd, 2022

On Monday, Talkeetna’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3836 held what might be its last Memorial Day remembrance ceremony. As the names of veterans who have passed on was read … Talkeetna’s VFW post seeks new leadership to avoid losing its charter

This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning was joined by Talkeetna Fire Department Chief Eric Chappel.  They discussed fire season, fire preparedness, and various programs through Talkeetna Fire … Su Valley Voice for May 26th, 2022: Talkeetna Fire Chief Eric Chappel

by James Brooks, Alaska BeaconMay 25, 2022 The state-owned Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority has requested permission from the federal government to build a 100-mile road into the mountainous … State-owned Alaska corporation advances plans for road through the Mat-Su