Denali National Park plans to open more facilities.
Denali National Park and Preserve is getting ready to open some facilities for an abbreviated summer season. In a statement released on Wednesday, park officials say the Denali and Eielson
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StarDate Susitna 5-24-20, by Kathleen Fleming
Dark nights have been replaced by bright twilight, but Kathleen still has some astro topics to talk about in this StarDate Susitna.
Sunshine Clinic check-in for May 22nd, 2020
In this week’s weekly check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center during the COVID-19 pandemic, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, SCHC Medical Director, on the day that many
In lengthy agenda, borough assembly approves multiple funding measures for the Northern Valley
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly passed multiple items with direct impact on the Northern Susitna Valley. First, the assembly approved a $130,000 match for Sunshine
Mat-Su School Board reverses decision on controversial curriculum change
The Mat-Su Borough School Board met on Wednesday and voted 6-1 to rescind its April 22nd decision regarding the removal of curriculum. In that decision, the Mat-Su School Board voted
Su Valley Voice for May 21st, 2020: Fire season with the Alaska Division of Forestry
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Tim Mowry and Ethan Debauche from the Alaska Division of Forestry. They discussed the current burn suspension, the
56-acre Wildfire north of Wasilla now one-hundred percent contained
A 56-acre wildfire north of Wasilla is now 100 percent contained, according to the Alaska Division of Forestry. The fire was first reported Saturday afternoon about six miles north of
Troopers respond to four thefts in Willow on Monday
On Monday, Alaska State Troopers responded to four reports of burglary and theft in Willow. Troopers responded to the first report around 7:30 in the morning. The report states that
First COVID-19 case confirmed in Willow
The Northern Susitna Valley has its first confirmed case of COVID-19. In Monday’s update from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, three new cases were confirmed, including one