Fire consumes Caswell-Willow area home
Fire consumed a north Willow home on Wednesday, leaving a family of 6 homeless. The Burke family was able to save two of their three dogs and the clothes on
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Fire danger continues
A suspension of open burning permits continues today as the National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for high fire danger in the Valley.
Borough examines Title 17 revisions
Over the past several months, there have been radio, television and newspaper ads advertising the Mat Su Borough’s work to update and revise the zoning ordinance on the books. Now
KTNA World of Music Concert Series set
KTNA is pleased to announce that it’s concert line-up for 2009 is complete!* Following in the tradition of the last several years, KTNA is bringing diverse live music performances for
Su Valley claims 3rd in boys and girls track at Region
The Susitna Valley High School track and field team competed in the Region Championships this past weekend with outstanding performances. Both the girls and boys teams received the Sportsmanship award.
Fire danger extreme in the Upper Su Valley
The wet weather of last year seems to have disappeared completely. The division of Forestry has warned the dry, sunny, warm weather
Vandals hit Su Valley portables
Sunday night, Talkeetna youth vandalized Su Valley High School portables. At approximately 11 p.m. Troopers responded to the temporary high school for a security check after receiving a tip that
Burn suspension in effect again
Mon AM -A fire weather watch has been issued today for the Susitna Valley, the Matanuska Valley and the Western Kenai Pennisula. The red flag warning issued is due to
Ash on Denali blows away in fierce winds
While the weather in the Upper Valley has been warm, sunny and dry, climbers on Denali earlier this week faced huge winds. One plus, those winds appear to have blown