Outages down to about 100 after winter storm, more wind could hit Mat Valley
Life is gradually returning to normal following the New Year’s weekend wind storm in the Mat-Su, but more windy weather could be on the way for the Lower Valley. As
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Storm recovery continues; Northern Valley schools to open Thursday
As of Wednesday afternoon, the vast majority of power outages from the wind storm over New Year’s weekend had been restored by Matanuska Electric Association, though some small outages remain
Wind Storm Update for January 4th, 2022
Update from Borough Assembly meeting: Last night, Mat-Su Borough staff as well as Matanuska Electric Association provided an update to the borough assembly on the winter storm. Jennifer Castro with
Borough holds joint press conference on New Year's wind storm
The new year in the Susitna Valley started with a severe wind storm that caused power outages that lasted for multiple days in some areas. Beginning early on New Year’s
Wind Storm Updates
1/5/22 11:05 am: The Mat-Su Borough’s page for the winter storm now incorporates additional information, including the MEA outage map, school closure information, and borough facility status. The State of
KTNA on-air & online status
UPDATE Monday 10:30 am: KTNA is back on air. Thank you to George Menard for keeping KTNA’s transmitter going. UPDATE Monday 3:00 am: Transmitter power went out again. We hope
2021 Year in Review
Throughout 2021, KTNA has covered a wide variety of stories. As the year comes to a close, we are taking a look back at the year and some of our
Susitna Writer's Voice - December 26, 2021 "Holiday Haiku", by various writers
We asked for holiday haiku for this this holiday themed Susitna Writer’s Voice. The response resulted in a wonderful collection of winter and holiday haiku and poetry from Anita Golton,
Borough officials speak about redistricting lawsuit
As of this week, there are five lawsuits facing the state redistricting board after it re-drew legislative boundaries last month. One of those lawsuits comes from the Mat-Su Borough and