A Week at Susitna Salmon Co
KTNA’s Nell Salzman spent five days at Susitna Salmon Co’s fish camp at the mouth of the Susitna River. She produced this short video documenting what she saw. (Click on
KTNA’s Nell Salzman spent five days at Susitna Salmon Co’s fish camp at the mouth of the Susitna River. She produced this short video documenting what she saw. (Click on
[As part of KTNA’s river series, we reached out to coordinator of the Knik Tribal Council’s Dena’ina Cultural Exchange Program Kevin Toothaker. This is the first story in our Dena’ina story project,
For about a year, Denali Education Center has taken the task of being a COVID-19 testing center in addition to its normal nonprofit activities. DEC staff has administered tests to
For those of us who have never thought about growing up on a river miles away from a grocery store or a post office, Jody Payton’s upbringing is unimaginable. Growing
Update – 12:00 pm Wednesday, August 17th As of Wednesday morning, Election Day counting for the special general and primary elections has been completed for just over eighty percent of
Senator Lisa Murkowski visited Talkeetna over the weekend as part of her re-election campaign in advance of Tuesday’s primary election. At the campaign stop, which was held at Denali Brewpub,
Chair of the board for the Matsu Fish and Wildlife Commission Mike Wood came to Alaska to do a semester course with the National Outdoor Leadership School and never left.
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by LouAnne Carroll-Tysdal, executive director of the Upper Susitna Food Pantry. They discussed a number of topics surrounding food
August 16th will be Alaska’s first experience with ranked choice voting. The election will host both a primary race for various positions and also a special general election to fill