Climbing season is fast approaching
Denali climbing season is right around the corner, and while some things are looking more normal than they have for the last two years, there are also some changes in
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Su Valley has strong performance at Houston NYO meet
The Su Valley Native Youth Olympics team had a very strong showing at its most recent meet at Houston High School. The Rams’ best team performance was in the Eskimo
Su Valley girls take 4th at state basketball tournament
The Susitna Valley Girls Basketball Team captured fourth place at the state tournament held this weekend in Anchorage. The Lady Rams entered the tournament seeded sixth and faced off against
Denali National Park Road repair plan approved
The National Park Service is moving forward with a plan to fix part of the road in Denali National Park and Preserve that has been made impassable by an accelerating
Su Valley Girls Headed to State Basketball Tournament
Susitna-Valley Boys and Girls Basketball teams battled with interior conference schools this past weekend in Tok. The Boys team lost two consecutive games in the Region-2 Conference Tournament, knocking them
Talk of Alaska is coming to Talkeetna next week
Next week, Alaska Public Media will be coming to Talkeetna for a community discussion and recording session focused on mental health and isolation. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Anne Hillman
Borough Planning Commission Votes Against Gravel Extraction Ordinance
Numerous Alaskans spoke out against the Mat-Su Borough’s proposed gravel ordinance change this week, leading the Borough Planning Commission to vote against supporting the measure. In December, Assembly Member, Mokie
State closes eastern portion of Hatcher Pass
The Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation has issued an emergency closure of the East Hatcher Pass Management Unit due to avalanche danger. According to a statement issued Thursday,
Winter storm drops as much as two feet of snow in parts of the Northern Valley
The weather system that moved through the Northern Valley Monday and Tuesday dropped as much as two feet of snow in places, according to the National Weather Service’s Anchorage office.