Su Valley Voice for December 23rd, 2021: Holiday Special
This week on Su Valley Voice, we opened up the phone lines to our listeners to share holiday greetings and messages. From the entire KTNA family, we wish you and
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Borough Assembly votes to move forward with West Susitna Access Road
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly passed a resolution to support the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) in advancing to Phase 3 of the West Susitna Access Project at their
Tourism professionals looking ahead at what 2022 could bring
For the Northern Susitna Valley, tourism is the primary engine of the local economy. After a tough year in 2020, visitors returned in large numbers during 2021. Judging by sales
Susitna Writer's Voice - December 19, 2021 "Solstice Skeeter", by Arthur Mannix
This fun Alaskan poem tells of the less know winter mosquito. Written and read by Arthur Mannix.
Recreation River Advisory Board reactivated
The dormant Susitna Basin Recreation Rivers Advisory Board (SBRRAB) is being reactivated to review the Susitna Basin Recreation Rivers Management Plan. The Little Susitna, the Deshka, the Talkeetna River, Lake
Borough Planning Department outlines plans to Talkeetna Community Council
The Mat-Su Borough Planning Services Division unveiled a robust series of goals this month to the Talkeetna Community Council. Four Borough planners attended the Council’s monthly meeting and presented timelines
Talkeetna Bachelor Society distributes more than $41,000 in auction proceeds
Disclosure: KTNA News Producer Phillip Manning serves as the current board president of the Talkeetna Bachelor Society. The Talkeetna Bachelor Society has distributed the proceeds of the record-breaking 2021 Talkeetna
Arctic climate change study hopes to engage a wide group of Alaskans
A new, five-year study on climate change in the Arctic is underway, and the group behind it hopes to take a multi-disciplined approach to both the research and the products
Mat-Su COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations down from peak, higher than state average
Data for this story comes from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services’ COVID-19 Dashboards. While COVID-19 case numbers in the Mat-Su and A have dropped significantly since their