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This week on Su Valley Voice, Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member Randall Kowalke spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning about issues before the assembly that impact the Northern Valley. Topics included Kowalke’s
by: Katie Writer – KTNA There are no shortages of good food to eat in Talkeetna and recently, new business owners John Wagley and Tim Hennick have added Talkeetna Tako
On Tuesday evening, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will consider whether to put a three-percent sales tax within the Talkeetna Sewer and Water service area on the borough’s October ballot. The
The Denali Highway is now open to the public for the season, according to the Alaska Department of Transportation. On Tuesday, DOT announced that the highway is opening after about
The Upper Susitna Food Pantry, with locations in Talkeetna and Trapper Creek, provides food assistance to hundreds of Susitna Valley residents. While many volunteers work together to help in that
After more than a year of the state’s regulatory process, Talkeetna’s first marijuana retail store has opened its doors. KTNA’s Phillip Manning was there and has more. Talkeetna’s first
Congratulations to Phillip Manning for winning a Goldie Award from the Alaska Broadcasters Association for Best News Feature for this May 12th story about the Upper Susitna Food Pantry. The
Last week, Representative David Eastman made national news by claiming that there are women in Alaska villages who are “glad” to become pregnant in order to travel to Seattle or
After two weeks, Sam the python is back home. Last week, the Mat-Su Borough advised Meadow Lakes residents to bring their small pets inside after learning that the 17-foot-long, 100-pound
