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When students return to Mat-Su Borough schools next month, most will be required to wear masks. On Tuesday, incoming Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani announced that the district was implementing a
Su Valley Principal, Lisa Shelby, and Mat-Su Schools Federal Programs Director, Katie Ellsworth, presented their model for safely re-opening Susitna Valley High School on Tuesday night. About eighteen people attended
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with Representative David Eastman, who is running for re-election this year. They discussed the potential long-term implications of COVID-19, the
In this week’s check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Medical Director Dr. George Hightower. They discuss the continually rising COVID-19 case count in Alaska, COVID-19
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has approved two ordinances that lay out how money received through the CARES Act will be spent and pushed back discussions of significantly changing the way
For this week’s check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Behavioral Health Manager and Licensed Clinical Social Worker Sarah Blanning about mental health impacts of the
Next week, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly is set to hold a public hearing on how to spend more than $38 million in funding from the federal CARES Act for COVID-19
Note: KTNA, as well as some identified businesses, are recipients of PPP funds. This week, the Small Business Administration released figures for where funds for the Paycheck Protection Program went
The Mat-Su Borough held a press conference on Wednesday, covering a number of health and safety topics. Mayor Vern Halter and Ken Barkley, Director of Emergency Services, implored residents to
