This Susitna Writers Voice is a new recording of poetry around the years, created by a local book club. Their process is collaborative where each person contributes a line.

Just after the new fiscal year began, Mat-Su Borough Manager Mike Brown introduced a proposed fuel excise tax as a way to reduce or eliminate the need for debt service … Fuel Tax Discussions Coming to Borough Communities

A provision in the current Denali Special Land Use District, or SpUD, allows the boundary to change whenever the boundaries of Denali State Park change. And the change does not … Updates Needed to Denali SpUD Code

This is the weekly Outdoor Recreation Report for the Northern Susitna Valley from Brian Robison, the Outdoor Recreation Specialist for the MatSu Borough. The report airs on KTNA Thursdays at … Northern Susitna Valley Parks Report 8-14-25

In a unanimous decision, the Mat-Su Borough Planning Commission failed the resolution supporting the Waterbody Setback Advisory Board’s recommendations. The Board’s recommendations include specific distances from the waterbody that structures … Waterbody Setback Resolution Failed by Planning Commission

At this month’s Library Citizens’ Advisory Council meeting, most committee members voted to recommend reshelving the book Verity by Colleen Hoover. The LCAC began as a way to bring challenged … LCAC Recommends Reshelving Book

Major road work that began this spring on Hidden Hills and Caswell Lakes roads in the Caswell Lakes area is now mostly complete, save for a few punchlist items, according … Caswell Area Road Projects Nearly Complete

Michael Potter is back for a new Susitna Writer’s Voice as the Alaskan Cultural Chef. This episode is about his experience eating whale blubber and village fry bread. A recipe for Alaskan … Susitna Writer’s Voice – August 10, 2025, Muktuk and Fry Bread, Michael Potter as the Alaskan Cultural Chef

Pedestrians and cyclists traveling on the Spur Road Path who want to access the Talkeetna Public Library must cross the busy Spur Road to get there. And there currently is … Proposed Pathway Would Provide Pedestrian Access to Talkeetna Library