Crash near Meadow Lakes on Saturday leaves Anchorage woman dead
A crash near Meadow Lakes on Saturday evening left an Anchorage woman dead and one man in the hospital. According to Alaska State Troopers, reports of the accident came in
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Susitna Writer's Voice - October 17, 2021 "The Flood of '86", by Arthur Mannix
In this piece Arthur Mannix tells of a flood in the Northern Susitna Valley that was epic enough to draw national attention. Below are a couple of photos of the
Obituary for Jean Richardson
Jean Richardson Nov 12, 1933 – Sep 25, 2021 Jean Carey Richardson, 87, passed away on Saturday, Sept. 25, 2021, at her home in Eagle River, Alaska. Born in Eastland
Mandatory ten-digit dialing begins in Alaska on October 24th
Lately, many people making phone calls have been hearing this message before the call goes through. “Please be aware that mandatory ten-digit dialing begins October 24th. From that date on,
COVID-19 cases rise again in the Mat-Su, but so do vaccinations
After a week of slower growth in COVID-19 cases, Alaska’s numbers are on the rise again, with just under a thousand cases reported Wednesday. That includes almost 200 in the
StarDate Susitna - October 11, 2021, by Kathleen Fleming
In this episode, Kathleen discusses the changes in the paths of the sun the planets that you can observe across seasons and years.
What it's like getting a COVID-19 test in Talkeetna
This week, Denali Education Center resumed its COVID-19 testing program, and Northern Valley residents are signing up. KTNA’s Phillip Manning experienced first-hand how testing will work, and has this story:
Northern Valley nonprofit forms around opposition to Christiansen Lake quarry
Rebecca Cozad launched her Facebook fundraiser on a Monday morning. Four days later, she had over forty supporters donating over $4,000. The title of the fundraiser reads, “Quirky little Talkeetna
Upper Susitna Food Pantry and Cubby's begin grocery delivery for those with COVID-19
While COVID-19 case numbers are not quite as high as the record setting weeks of September, there are still hundreds of new cases every day in Alaska. Since the beginning