Su-Valley Soccer looks ahead to state tournament
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Su Valley Ram’s Co-Ed Soccer head to Division II State Championships to be held at Kincaid Park in Anchorage starting this Thursday. The Rams have played
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TCCI Board candidates: Sarah Russell
On October 2nd, Talkeetna community council members will choose four members for the council board of directors. KTNA has reached out to the six candidates to inform voters on who
Multiple thefts and burglaries reported in Northern Valley
Alaska State Troopers are investigating three burglaries and a vehicle theft that occurred on Friday evening in the Northern Susitna Valley. The first report came in shortly after 5:00
District 7 Assembly Candidates: Dan Dees
The Mat-Su Borough will hold its annual election on October 2nd this year. One of the positions on the ballot is the borough assembly seat that represents the Northern Susitna
Troopers report multiple instances of trespassing, burglary
The Alaska State Troopers report at least four incidents of criminal trespassing and/or theft in the Northern Susitna Valley since the weekend. The first incident was reported in Talkeetna on
Halter, Boeve, hold wide fundraising leads in borough races
District 7 Mat-Su Borough Assembly candidate Tam Boeve and incumbent borough mayor Vern Halter hold significant fundraising leads over their opponents. According to reports submitted to the Alaska Public Offices
Sunshine, Buns and Blue Skies
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The 2018 Bun to Bun 5K and 25K Running Race celebrated beautiful weather this year. Racer organizers Dan Harrell and Abby Bradley have grown this
Borough Manager outlines October ballot propositions
The Mat-Su Borough is holding its annual election on October 2nd. In addition to assembly and school board seats, as well as a mayoral election, the ballot will ask voters
Mat-Su Superintendent discusses challenges, opportunities for Valley students
Education in Alaska comes with its own set of challenges, and it’s up to school and district administrators to find ways to meet them. In recent years, the state has