2020 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May13th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. Their answers to 3 questions and photos in caps and gowns are posted on ktna.org. Congratulations! Abbi Campbell What
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Borough surveying businesses regarding COVID-19 impacts
The Mat-Su Borough is looking for more businesses to respond to a survey about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thus far, about eight hundred business owners have responded to
2020 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May13th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. Their answers to 3 questions and photos in caps and gowns are posted on ktna.org. Congratulations! John Luxford Jr.
2020 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May13th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. Their answers to 3 questions and photos in caps and gowns are posted on ktna.org. Congratulations! Cody Ruby What
2020 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May13th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. Their answers to 3 questions and photos in caps and gowns are posted on ktna.org. Congratulations! Lucas Mars What
2020 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May13th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. Their answers to 3 questions and photos in caps and gowns are posted on ktna.org. Congratulations! Corey Harrison What
Sunshine Clinic check-in for May 8th, 2020
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower of Sunshine Community Health Center for the weekly COVID-19 check-in. They discussed the gradual easing of government restrictions, testing, and
2020 Susitna Valley High School Graduates
Leading up to graduation on May13th, KTNA is highlighting graduating seniors. Their answers to 3 questions and photos in caps and gowns are posted on ktna.org. Congratulations! Ria Wildermuth What
School board delays reconsideration of removed books
The Mat-Su Borough School Board met on Wednesday for a regularly scheduled meeting. On the agenda was the reconsideration of its April 22nd decision to remove five award-winning books and