Puppy cam lets the public see Denali National Parks newest sled dogs
Denali National Park introduced the newest members of their sled dog team in recent days. Eight puppies were born at the park kennel last month as part of a breeding
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Su Valley Voice for September 16th, 2021: KTNA News Department check-in
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA News Producer Phillip Manning and KTNA reporter Colleen Love gave a look behind the scenes of the news department. They discussed recent stories,
New COVID-19 cases in triple digits again in the Mat-Su as state breaks daily record
Alaska set a daily record for new cases of COVID-19, with nearly 1,100 reported on Wednesday. That came the day after Providence Alaska Medical Center announced that it would begin
July sales tax revenue for Talkeetna 92% of 2018-2019 average
As the tourism season nears its end, a more complete picture of how business has gone over the summer is emerging through sales tax revenue data from the Mat-Su Borough.
Susitna Writer's Voice September 12th, 2021 - "A Life Worth Remembering", by Arthur Mannix
This Susitna Writer’s Voice includes Arthur Mannix reading a story originally published 20 years ago in remembrance of Matt Porter. The piece originally appeared in a Ski Club newsletter and
Mat-Su ICU beds full, according to state data
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise statewide, the Mat-Su is seeing a sharper increase than much of the rest of Alaska. According to data from the Alaska Department of Health
Su Valley Voice for September 9th, 2021: 9/11 Twenty Years Later
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA staff and listeners shared their personal memories of September 11th, 2001. Twenty years later, 9/11 remains a day cemented in the memories of
Mat-Su school officials discuss COVID-19 mitigation as students return from a long weekend
School has been back in session for multiple weeks in the Mat-Su, and students are returning to class after the Labor Day weekend. As of the writing of this piece
Alaska Chamber giveaway offers a chance at cash for vaccination
Alaskans who receive a COVID-19 vaccine through October 30th could win a cash prize or scholarship. On Thursday, the Alaska Chamber of Commerce announced it will be giving away $49,000