Three small fires extinguished Sunday in Talkeetna area
On Sunday, multiple small fires were reported in the Talkeetna area. Brian Davis, Deputy Director for Mat-Su Borough of Emergency Services, says three fires were found along the Talkeetna Spur
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Su Valley Voice for May 12th, 2022: Platinum Rose
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Rose Jenne and Colleen Love to discuss their new book, Platinum Rose, which tells Rose’s memories from seventeen
Remains of solo climber located in "treacherous stretch" of Denali
The body of Austrian solo climber Matthias Rimml was found on Friday morning high on Denali. Rimml, who was 35, was the first mountaineer to attempt North America’s highest peak
Search underway for first climber on Denali in 2022
A search effort is underway for the first climber on Denali. According to the National Park Service, two aerial searches have been conducted as of Thursday for 35-year-old Austrian mountaineer
West Susitna Access Road
The Mat-Su Borough has wrapped up its public outreach efforts regarding the proposed West Susitna Access Road. According to their research, the majority of Mat-Su residents and businesses are not
Su Valley Voice for April 21st, 2022: Earth Day
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with a panel of guests regarding upcoming Earth Day events on Saturday. Throughout the day, Denali Education Center will host electronics
Mountaineering rangers prepare for 2022 climbing season
Denali climbing season is right around the corner, and the National Park Service is getting ready for a season that shows indications of returning to normal. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke
Su Valley Voice for April 14th, 2022: May Day Trees
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Jim Renkert from the Alaska Division of Forestry, Maura Schumacher from the Kenai Watershed Forum, and Talkeetna resident
Community councils approve assistance grants for local non-profits
The Susitna and Talkeetna Community Councils have publicized more than $25,000 in grants through the Community Assistance Program. CAP funds are allocated in the state budget, then pass through the