Rising Readers - I Would Teach You to Fly
In episode 29 of Rising Readers, sisters Soren and Farah Robison read I Would Teach You to Fly. Written and illustrated by Sarah Asper-Smith and Mitchell Watley. Join Soren as
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Rising Readers - Owl's Secret
In episode 28 of Rising Readers, Juniper Dolecki reads Owl’s Secret, written by Louise Galop and illustrated by Shannon Cartwright. Join Juniper as she tells us the tale of how
Culvert and Bridge Construction on Track for This Summer
According to the State of Alaska’s Department of Transportation and Public Facilities website, Upper Valley residents and visitors should expect construction along the Parks Highway this summer. Alaska DOT has
StarDate Susitna 3-16-25, by Kathleen Fleming
Clear skies help, but are not required for the next StarDate Susitna, it will be about the Equinox. And you know Kathleen Fleming won’t be able to limit it to
Blaze on Mat-Su Assemblymember Ron Bernier's property marks first wildfire of the year
March 14th, Amy Bushatz PALMER — A controlled grass burn by Mat-Su Assembly member Ron Bernier near his Meadow Lakes home Thursday became the Mat-Su region’s first documented wildland fire
Alaska legislator revives push to sell state-owned Alaska Railroad
by James Brooks, Alaska BeaconMarch 11, 2025 A Big Lake Republican has reintroduced a bill that would require the state of Alaska to sell the Alaska Railroad. Rep. Kevin McCabe,
Increased Possibility of Mount Spurr Eruption
Alaska Volcano Observatory scientists have noted increased small earthquakes below and gas emissions from Mount Spurr in recent weeks. It’s currently at the advisory alert level. Mount Spurr is located
Iditarod Report March14th, 2025
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is underway! KTNA will bring you daily updates on the Last Great Race with insights from local Iditarod veterans. Today’s episode features local mushers
Community cleanup program a success
A new Borough clean-up program has led to about 360 tons of trash being removed across 18 private properties. That’s according to Jason Ortiz, Mat-Su Borough Deputy Director of Planning