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Starting next school year, Su-Valley will begin offering sixth-grade. School and District officials say the idea is to add more options for students and parents. KTNA’s Phillip Manning talked with
Thanks to all the bakers who are donating their time, ingredients and talents this week to help support KTNA and the Upper Susitna Food Pantry.
Brown Butter Bittersweet Chocolate and Pear Cake by Ruth Wood Auction Time 8:15pm Apple Harvest Cake with Birch Caramel Syrup by Lori Chesney and the Talkeetna Roadhouse Auction Time 1:15 –
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has selected Dr. Barbara Doty to fill the vacant District 6 Assembly seat. On Friday, borough spokeswoman Patty Sullivan shared a memo from Borough Manager John
The complete proposal can be found at the Office of Management and Budget website. On Thursday, Governor Bill Walker released his amended budget proposal for next fiscal year. Walker describes
After years of discussion and multiple draft iterations, the Borough Assembly has adopted updated regulations for tall towers within the Mat-Su. At Tuesday’s meeting, the Assembly discussed, and eventually passed,
The Knik 200 Joe Redington Senior sled dog race has concluded. This year’s winner was Will Rhodes of Two Rivers, who completed the race in twenty hours, seventeen minutes, and
On Friday and Saturday, the Su-Valley Rams basketball teams hosted the Glennallen Panthers. Glennallen entered the weekend undefeated in district play. The Su-Valley boys also entered the weekend with an
On Tuesday, the Talkeetna Recycling Committee held its first meeting. About twenty-five area residents attended the meeting to discuss the possibility of a recycling program for Talkeetna. A handful of
