A personal perspective on COVID-19
Today, we have something a little different in the local news file. KTNA’s Phillip Manning recently finished a ten-day isolation due to COVID-19, and has decided to share a little
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Su Valley Returns to State Volleyball Tournament
The Su Valley Rams are returning to the state volleyball tournament. The Rams had a very strong regular season with 25 wins, 9 losses, and a draw. In conference play,
Thanksgiving Blessing feeds almost 200 families despite cold weather and supply issues
Sub-zero temperatures and food shortages were not enough to stop the Upper Susitna Food Pantry’s Thanksgiving Blessing distribution earlier this month. Food Pantry Executive Director LouAnne Carroll-Tysdal, says 194 baskets
Su Valley Voice for November 11th, 2021: Veterans Day
This week on Su Valley Voice, we recognized our communities veterans and opened up the phone lines to our listeners who wished to thank the veterans in their own lives
Northern Valley youth wins scholarship in final vaccine sweepstakes drawing
After Leslie Bush’s son, Mekhi, experienced an anaphylactic reaction to a routine childhood vaccine, she was hesitant to vaccinate her son against COVID-19. After consulting with a physician, she made
Talkeetna Community Council Candidate List Published
The Northern Susitna Valley is less than a month away from Election Day. While many municipalities in Alaska held their elections on Tuesday, voters in the Mat-Su opted to move
Cottle withdraws from Borough Mayor race
The campaign for Mat-Su Borough Mayor is down to two candidates. Monday evening, former Wasilla Mayor Bert Cottle announced on his campaign’s Facebook Page that he is withdrawing from the
Susitna Writer's Voice September 12th, 2021 - "A Life Worth Remembering", by Arthur Mannix
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
DHSS reported 103 people with Covid-19 in the Mat-Su on Wednesday
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,