Su Valley Voice: Women of KTNA Talkeetna Radio
In this episode …we wrapped up Women’s History Month by featuring the Women of KTNA! We reached out to a list of close to 60 current and past women who
News
Mat-Su teacher layoffs uncertain amid ongoing state budget debate
By Amy Bushatz on Mar 24, 2025 PALMER – Whether the Mat-Su School District will move to lay off teachers for next school year remains undecided as administrators await final
Mat-Su election law update allows more poll watchers, reaffirms ballot hand count rule
By Amy Bushatz on Mar 20, 2025 PALMER – An update to Mat-Su election law approved by the Borough Assembly this week expands the number of poll watchers allowed at
Su Valley Voice: Government Check-in with Mayor DeVries
This is the first of what will be a monthly show focus: Government Check-in. Mat-Su Borough Mayor, Edna Devries, is the featured guest. In addition to getting to know her,
Su-Valley Basketball Teams Place at State
The Susitna-Valley Boys and Girls Basketball teams both won 4th place at the State Basketball tournament, held in Anchorage last weekend. In the girls’ contest, Su-Valley lost their first game
Blaze on Mat-Su Assemblymember Ron Bernier's property marks first wildfire of the year
March 14th, Amy Bushatz PALMER — A controlled grass burn by Mat-Su Assembly member Ron Bernier near his Meadow Lakes home Thursday became the Mat-Su region’s first documented wildland fire
Alaska legislator revives push to sell state-owned Alaska Railroad
by James Brooks, Alaska BeaconMarch 11, 2025 A Big Lake Republican has reintroduced a bill that would require the state of Alaska to sell the Alaska Railroad. Rep. Kevin McCabe,
Iditarod Report March14th, 2025
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is underway! KTNA will bring you daily updates on the Last Great Race with insights from local Iditarod veterans. Today’s episode features local mushers
Road-repair bill reveals friction between Republican leaders of different groups in Alaska Senate
by James Brooks, Alaska BeaconMarch 10, 2025 A bill intended to fix potholes in a popular road within Chugach State Park has also exposed rocky relationships between two leaders of