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
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
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member Tam Boeve about the borough budget process as well as other upcoming questions facing the
On Wednesday, the Mat-Su Borough held its weekly press conference on COVID-19. In addition to borough officials, Dr. Thomas Quimby of Mat-Su Regional Medical Center addressed those present in person
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! Tatum Roderick What
Despite a burn permit suspension going into effect on the first of the month, the Alaska Division of Forestry responded to more than a dozen fires over the weekend, eight
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! Tristan Williams What
Talkeetna resident, Henrique Miller has been awarded the prestigious National Science Foundation – Graduate Fellowship Program Award. The NSF-GRFP is the country’s oldest fellowship program that directly supports graduate students
Our weekly check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center Medical Director Dr. George Hightower and KTNA’s Phillip Manning covered continued testing efforts in the Valley, including yesterday’s drive-up testing at Su
At their regularly scheduled Zoom meeting on Wednesday, the Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce discussed how to safely begin re-opening to the public. Todd Smolden, the Director of the Mat-Su Valley