CORRECTION: Election Day
In a story that ran last night through today, we erroneously said that Election Day is Tuesday, November 9th. Today, Election Day, is Tuesday, November 8th. We apologize for the error.
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Su Valley Voice: House District 10 Candidate Forum
On Thursday, both candidates for House District 10 joined KTNA’s Phillip Manning for a special edition of Su Valley Voice. Republican nominee David Eastman and Democratic nominee Patricia Faye-Brazel made
Early voting continues in the Upper Valley through Monday
Nationwide, early voting numbers are currently double what they were a week out from the election in 2012. According to NBC news, more than 26 million ballots have already been
Alaska, Upper Valley are part of an upward trend in early voting
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Both the Talkeetna and Trapper Creek libraries report that some Upper Valley residents have already cast their votes in the 2016 General Election. As of
Susitna Writer's Voice--Stories of Portugal (part 2), by Karon Jahn
15,000 miles of travel in Europe without an itinerary yielded many stories. Here are some from a favorite country. Karon begins part 2 as she leaves the Algarve Coast.
Su Valley Voice: House District 10 Candidates
This month, both candidates for Alaska House District 10 joined Phillip Manning for Su-Valley Voice for a one-on-one discussion of their policy views and vision for the state. Patricia
Susitna Writer's Voice--Stories of Portugal, (part one), by Karon Jahn
15,000 miles of travel in Europe without an itinerary yielded many stories. Here are some from a favorite country. Last February, I sat shivering in a taxi on a cold
Man arrested in Downtown Talkeetna; charged with threatening others with bat
On Tuesday afternoon, Alaska State Troopers responded to a call of a man threatening people with a baseball bat in Downtown Talkeetna. According to Troopers, 29-year-old Jensen Green destroyed
Moose Creek Fire now at forty-six percent containment
The Moose Creek wildfire between Palmer and Sutton is now forty-six percent contained, according to the Alaska Division of Forestry, and that number is expected to continue upward. On Tuesday,