Fish and Game eases coho limit on Little Su
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has raised the bag and possession limit of coho salmon on the Little Susitna River back to its customary two fish. Earlier this
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The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has raised the bag and possession limit of coho salmon on the Little Susitna River back to its customary two fish. Earlier this
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning interviewed Dr. George Hightower for our regular check-in with the Sunshine Community Health Center. They discussed the COVID-19 pandemic, general healthcare issues, and the state
Update 11:00 am 8/19/2020: The unofficial results for primary election day voting are in for House District 10. Most races on the primary ballots were either unopposed or came in
The Jessica Stevens Community Foundation has announced the local nonprofits that will receive funds under its Health Communities grant program. Each year, the foundation awards grants to organizations in the
On the most recent check-in, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower of Sunshine Community Health Center about the latest on the COVID-19 pandemic, Sunshine’s future plans, and other
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has reduced the bag limit for coho salmon on the Little Susitna River to one fish, effective Thursday. According to Fish and Game,
On Thursday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member Stephanie Nowers about the borough’s COVID-19 grant program for small businesses and non-profits, which begins Monday on a first-come,
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is ending sport fishing for all salmon species in a popular stream in the Northern Susitna Valley. Effective Thursday, Larson Creek will be
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, medical director at Sunshine Community Health Center. They discussed multiple topics related to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Northern Susitna