Susitna Writer's Voice - April 24, 2022 - Breakup, various writers
The second installment on our theme of breakup has 2 poems. The first is by Robin Koger called “Boomerang Breakup”. The second is “Emergence” by Christie Seay. As the seasons
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Su Valley Voice for April 21st, 2022: Earth Day
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with a panel of guests regarding upcoming Earth Day events on Saturday. Throughout the day, Denali Education Center will host electronics
Mountaineering rangers prepare for 2022 climbing season
Denali climbing season is right around the corner, and the National Park Service is getting ready for a season that shows indications of returning to normal. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke
Susitna Writer's Voice - April 17th, 2022 "Breakup", by Laura Wright
Being April with the melting snow, we asked people to contribute to the theme of breakup. Laura Wright submitted this humorous piece on the topic.
Su Valley Voice for April 14th, 2022: May Day Trees
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Jim Renkert from the Alaska Division of Forestry, Maura Schumacher from the Kenai Watershed Forum, and Talkeetna resident
Community councils approve assistance grants for local non-profits
The Susitna and Talkeetna Community Councils have publicized more than $25,000 in grants through the Community Assistance Program. CAP funds are allocated in the state budget, then pass through the
Susitna Writer's Voice - April 10, 2022 "Bluethroat, Alaska's Nightingale", by Maureen Chambrone
This piece is about the stunning bluethroat that can be found in Nome, Alaska. Maureen has shared live recordings of the bird’s vocalizations.
Climbing season is fast approaching
Denali climbing season is right around the corner, and while some things are looking more normal than they have for the last two years, there are also some changes in
Susitna Writer's Voice - April 4, 2022 "Summer Reflections", by Maureen Chambrone
Did you know Grosbeak birds stay in Alaska all year? Listen to learn more about these beautiful birds and to hear their songs.