Denali Report for May 22th, 2026
As more climbers arrive in Talkeetna, this years’ cold and cloudy weather has become a frequent conversation topic. KTNA’s Colleen Love has more in this week’s Denali Report. This is
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Su Valley Voice: Government & Civic Affairs Check-in
The state legislature ended its regular session on Wednesday before immediately going into special session Thursday morning. Rep. Kevin McCabe joined the show to discuss the end of the regular
Talkeetna Riverbank Continues to Erode
For the past few years, the Talkeetna riverbanks have been eroding at the end of Main Street and downriver. According to Mat-Su Borough Public Works Director Tom Adams, there have
Su-Valley Shows Up to Support Athletics
Su-Valley students and supporters hosted a car wash at Su-Valley High School last weekend. The newly-formed Susitna-Valley Booster Club organized the event. Over 23 students showed up to scrub the
Su-Valley Track Teams Win Region Meet
The Susitna-Valley Men’s and Women’s Track & Field teams both placed First at the Region 2 Meet. The two-day event was held last weekend at Susitna Valley High School.
Denali Report for May 15th, 2026
Mountain Climbing Season is gaining momentum. KTNA’s Colleen Love has this week’s Denali Report. This is the Denali Report for Friday, May 15th, 2026. There are 1,011 climbers registered to
Su Valley Voice, Youth Edition - Talkeetna Sewer & Water
In this episode host Trisha Costello invited those involved with Talkeetna Sewer and Water utility to discuss operations, hear all about our winter freeze-up woes and learn about work being
Denali Report for May 8th, 2026
The first mountain climbers of the season have arrived in Talkeetna and have begun their expeditions. KTNA’s Colleen Love has the season’s first Denali Report. Photo by F. Madsen via
Mat-Su Borough Requests State Land for Water Facility
After several years of searching for an adequate water facility site, the Mat-Su Borough has requested conveyance of two State-owned parcels on Front Street. The Department of Natural Resources has