Susitna Writers Voice - The Friendliest Nuthatches, by Robin Song
It began in October, when I put suet out for the many birds populating the forest around the cabin. Some were migratory species, some were birds which would be spending
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Interview with Forrest Leo, Author of "The Gentleman"
The Upper Valley has a high number of artists per-capita. This summer, Forrest Leo, who grew up in Talkeetna and Trapper Creek, published his first novel, titled The Gentleman. While
Talkeetna Council Recommends Changes for Temporary Structure Rules on Main Street
With the continued growth of tourism in the Upper Valley, new businesses come to Talkeetna each year. Real estate on Main Street is limited, however, so many end up using
Commercial Marijuana on Main Street Dominates Talkeetna Council Meeting Discussion
Correction: The original version of this story stated that a change was requested by the TCCI board to six Talkeetna-area special use districts to include language for commercial marijuana. In
2016 Year in Review
As 2016 draws to a close, we’re reviewing some of the memorable stories of the year. Listen during the local news or online to these stories: Trapped in Talkeetna: Alaska’s
Su Valley Voice for December 21st, 2016
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning and former KTNA General Manager Will Peterson shared holiday stories and took calls from listeners wishing to share holiday greetings.
Fix to Borough Marijuana Business Loophole Delayed
The effort to close a loophole in Mat-Su Borough code regarding commercial marijuana facilities in some areas suffered a setback on Tuesday night, and will have to wait until the
Talkeetna Elementary School Students Spread Holiday Cheer to Upper Valley Seniors
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The Upper Susitna Senior Center’s Tuesday lunch was sweetened this week by the Talkeetna Elementary School. The Student Leadership Council and the Kindergarten class sang Christmas
Su Valley Wrestler Marshall Pinard Wins State Title
The Susitna Valley Rams wrestling team had a strong showing at the state wrestling tournament, capped off by one wrestler coming home with a state championship. Over the weekend, four