Su Valley Voice for April 19th, 2017: Earth Day
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with four people who are involved with helping make the Upper Valley a cleaner place. Christie Seay is involved
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This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with four people who are involved with helping make the Upper Valley a cleaner place. Christie Seay is involved
Thank you to the volunteers, musicians, on-air hosts, and members who made our Spring Membership Drive a success. We appreciate the support of individuals and businesses in the upper Susitna
As area rivers begin to open up, many anglers are preparing to take to the water to try to catch king salmon. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Sam Ivey, Sport
Update 12:00 a.m.: The Alaska State Troopers have identified the pilot as 51-year-old Ronald Scott Hernandez of King Salmon. Troopers say Hernandez suffered minor injuries. Update 5:54 p.m.: MEA now
Last week, Alaska State Senator Mike Dunleavy, whose district includes the Upper Valley, left the Senate Majority Caucus, which has led to a number of consequences, including loss of influential
A Mat-Su Borough official has apologized for sharing a political post on an official borough social media account. On Thursday night, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Solid Waste Division’s Facebook page shared
by: Liz Ruskin – Alaska Public Media Alaska Congressman Don Young is among 43 U.S. House members asking that Congress prevent the Justice Department from pursuing federal drug cases against
When many people think of behavioral health therapy, the image is of a patient and therapist sitting in a room talking about the patient’s life and the impact it has
As of the beginning of this month, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources requires general burn permits for the burning of open debris and the use of burn barrels. DNR