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On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Sunshine Community Health Center Medical Director Dr. George Hightower about health and wellbeing topics in the Northern Susitna Valley. This week, they discussed
9:10 pm: Looks like the generator isn’t ready to power the transmitter so we’ll be off air until MEA is able to restore power. You can still listen online: https://ktna.org/listen.html
The Susitna Valley Rams volleyball team began its season, knowing how it will begin, but not how it might end. The Su Valley Rams volleyball team competes in the Borealis
On Monday, the Mat-Su Borough opened its third round of grants for small businesses and non-profits with money from the federal CARES Act. This round of funding will differ in
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director at Sunshine Community Health Center for our weekly check-in. They discussed ongoing plans for a third Sunshine facility
The Mat-Su Borough School District and Mat-Su Education Association have reached a tentative contract agreement, avoiding the threat of a teacher strike. In a joint press conference Thursday afternoon, Superintendent
On Monday morning, the Matanuska-Susitna Education Association (MSEA) issued a press release to announce the official strike vote results, which were certified by the Anchorage League of Women Voters. 93
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Medical Director at Sunshine Community Health Center. Their latest discussion covered health topics and concerns as the winter months approach,
Teachers in the Mat-Su have been working without a contract for over eighteen months. Late last month, the Mat-Su School District Superintendent, bypassed the usual channels for negotiating a contract
