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This Susitna Writer’s Voice includes Arthur Mannix reading a story originally published 20 years ago in remembrance of Matt Porter. The piece originally appeared in a Ski Club newsletter and
On Wednesday the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 103 people identified with Covid 19 in the Mat-Su Borough. Most of those cases were in Palmer and Wasilla,
Today, the wait for safe drinking water in the Trapper Creek area officially ends. The board of Trapper Creek Community Services and officials from the Mat-Su Borough will cut a
Candidate packets for Mat-Su Borough offices up for election this November are now available, and candidate registration begins on Monday. Mat-Su voters will choose three members of the borough assembly,
With sockeye salmon numbers now projected to achieve the escapement goal at Larson Creek, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) has re-opened the fishery and is allowing the
When people think of libraries, they envision indoor settings with librarians and long shelves stuffed with books. The Talkeetna library is all of that. But it’s also supplemented by a
Case rates for COVID-19 continue to climb in the state and the Mat-Su Borough, with numbers now resembling those from last winter. KTNA’s Phillip Manning has more about the COVID-19
In 2020, Covid-19 shook up the local economy. Early in the year, businesses shut down. Last summer saw a partial re-opening, and this year things may appear like they’re “back
Changes to Alaska State Park regulations could mean that some activities would be permissible in larger areas, including discharging firearms and riding e-bikes. The stated goal of many of the
