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The Mat-Su Borough’s second round of CARES Act grants has begun, and the first round of grants is being disbursed according to the borough’s grant website. In total, about three-quarters
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director for Sunshine Community Health Center. They discussed multiple topics, including the planned expansion of Sunshine, what it means
Now that the Upper Susitna Valley has dark skies again, Kathleen Fleming continues to describe what you can see and when in the night sky.
Talkeetna resident, Amaryah Robinson, has spent the last eight months in quarantine at her college campus in Changchun China. Most of her Chinese friends had traveled home in mid-January to
At it’s regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved a contract between the Borough and Jim Psenak Construction, to repair and construct approximately 150 feet of the
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Alaska State Senator Bill Wielechowski, who is supporting Ballot Proposition 1, which would change the way the state taxes
The Mat-Su Borough School District teachers have been working without a contract for over eighteen months and are unhappy with recent developments in the negotiating process. The Mat-Su Education Association
The results of the House District 10 primary have been certified by the Alaska Division of Elections. According to official results posted by the state on Tuesday morning for the
The first round of grant applications for CARES Act funding administered by the Mat-Su Borough has ended, but the second round will be coming next week. Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member
