Su Valley Voice: Happy New Year!
This show aired live on New Years Day, 2026. Host Trisha Costello and KTNA News Producer Colleen Love welcomed the New Year by first looking back at shows produced in
This show aired live on New Years Day, 2026. Host Trisha Costello and KTNA News Producer Colleen Love welcomed the New Year by first looking back at shows produced in 2025. They also introduced the new Su Valley Voice theme song going forward (Doug Geeting’s A Song for Milt Trump) and announced the upcoming collaboration with Su Valley High School to bring a monthly Su Valley Voice Youth Edition to the rotation.
Guests:
- Colleen Coulon Love, KTNA News Producer
Still curious? Here are some handy links to connect you to the topics and organizations related to this episode of Su Valley Voice: Happy New Year!
- January 2 – Su Valley Voice: Fresh Start!
- March 27 – Su Valley Voice: Women of KTNA
- May 22 – Su Valley Voice: Leaving Su Valley & Graduation
- February 27 – Su Valley Voice: Women’s History Month
- January 23 – Su Valley Voice: Libraries
- February 13 – Su Valley Voice: World Radio Day & Decadent Desserts!
- March 20 – Su Valley Voice: Government Check-in with Mayor DeVries
- May 8 – Su Valley Voice: State Parks
- January 16 – Su Valley Voice: Upper Valley Emergency Services
- January 9 – Su Valley Voice: SuDog 300 & Willow Winter Carnival
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or suggestions for future shows, email us at dj@ktna.org or give the station a call at 907-733-1700.
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