Su Valley Voice: Upper Susitna Valley Real Estate
In this episode host Trisha Costello is joined in the studio by Talkeetna realtor and broker Hannah Rosamond of McKinley View Real Estate and Justin Howington of Susitna Valley Realty
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Assembly Approves Federal Legislative Priorities
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly passed their federal legislative priorities with no changes at their last meeting. Borough Manager Mike Brown says federal priorities are generally larger projects with higher funding
Coal Bed Methane Exploration a Potential in Susitna Valley
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas is considering 10-year coal bed methane exploration licenses for two sites in the Susitna Valley. The sites cover more
Susitna Writer's Voice - October 26, 2025, Heart Like a Mountain part 1, Suraj Holzwarth
This Susitna Writer’s Voice is the first part of a three part series featuring mountain climber Suraj Holzwarth. Saraj recently visited KTNA to talk about her new memoir Heart Like
Early Voting Begins in the Borough
Polling sites at the Borough Libraries in Talkeetna and Trapper Creek are open for early voting through November 3rd. Trapper Creek Elementary School, Talkeetna Public Library, and the Willow Community
Assembly Approves State Legislative Priorities
Two amendments to the Mat-Su Borough Assembly’s state legislative priorities pushed fisheries management to the top of the list and added language to update some actions. District 5 Assemblymember Bill
Su Valley Voice: Fall Membership Drive
For the 2025 Fall Membership Drive we hosted two live shows, one each in the 10am and the 7pm hour. At 10am Host Trisha Costello was joined in the studio
Planning Commission Approves Land Use Review Requirement
The Mat-Su Borough Planning Commission voted to repeal the existing mandatory land use permit to replace it with a mandatory land use review process. Borough Planning and Land Use Director
Over 100 Gather in Talkeetna for “No Kings” Demonstration
Submitted by Hannah Petrich More than 100 Upper Valley residents gathered downtown on Saturday for the community’s second “No Kings” Rally, joining a nationwide day of demonstrations that drew more