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This week, Denali Education Center resumed its COVID-19 testing program, and Northern Valley residents are signing up. KTNA’s Phillip Manning experienced first-hand how testing will work, and has this story:
Rebecca Cozad launched her Facebook fundraiser on a Monday morning. Four days later, she had over forty supporters donating over $4,000. The title of the fundraiser reads, “Quirky little Talkeetna
While COVID-19 case numbers are not quite as high as the record setting weeks of September, there are still hundreds of new cases every day in Alaska. Since the beginning
The Northern Susitna Valley is less than a month away from Election Day. While many municipalities in Alaska held their elections on Tuesday, voters in the Mat-Su opted to move
The rebound of business in Downtown Talkeetna continued in August, according to sales tax data from the Mat-Su Borough. August sales tax revenue, which was made public this week, outperformed
Readers of the Anchorage Daily News who prefer a physical newspaper in the Northern Susitna Valley will have to head south to get one. As of October 1st, the ADN
Mat-Su Regional Medical Center is one of twenty hospitals for which the state activated Crisis Standards of Care over the weekend. According to a statement on Saturday, Alaska Department of
The Susitna Valley Rams won their third consecutive State Championship for co-ed soccer with a 2-0 win over Cook Inlet Academy in the championship game on Saturday. The Rams dominated
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is looking to the public for input on potential plans for flood control structures in Talkeetna. KTNA’s Phillip Manning attended a meeting held last
