Su-Valley's Basketball Teams are Headed to State
Susitna Valley’s basketball teams have qualified to play in the 1A-2A State Tournament after strong performances at the Conference Championship, held in Homer last weekend. Both the women’s and the
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Iditarod Report for March 9, 2026
This year, local Iditarod veterans Heather Siirtola and Anja Radano return to KTNA’s daily Iditarod Report to provide updates on The Last Great Race. You can listen to the report
Public Objects to Proposed School Budget
A large crowd of students, parents, and teachers attended last week’s Mat-Su Borough School District board meeting. The public voiced multiple objections to the proposed school budget for the following
Su Valley Voice: Colorectal Cancer Screening
In this episode we feature Sunshine Community Health Center for their monthly check-in with KTNA listeners. In addition to hearing updates on services, jobs and events, we spend the
Su Valley Voice: Youth Edition
Host Trisha Costello introduces the new After School Radio Journalism Club, a collaboration between Su Valley High School and KTNA, with grant funding by the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation’s Youth
Parks Highway Culverts and Bridge Project to Continue This Year
Construction will continue this summer to replace 10 failing culverts and the bridge at Railroad Creek on the Parks Highway. According to a notice from the Alaska Department of Public
Su Valley Voice: Government Check-in & Talkeetna Community Enrichment Program
Every third Thursday the topic of Su Valley Voice is our local government and civic affairs. We heard from Mayor DeVries, Talkeetna Community Council and Senator George Rauscher. To discuss
Su-Valley Teams Shine at Crowley Classic
The Susitna Valley Boys basketball team won top honors at the annual Crowley Classic basketball tournament, held last weekend at Su-Valley High School. The Rams beat Huslia in their first
Su-Valley's Hot Rod Club Revives Old Cars
In an era where public school activities are struggling due to significant funding cuts, Susitna-Valley teacher, Levi Lanning, has bucked the trend. Lanning donates his time, instructing students on how