Willow man indicted on sexual assault charges
A Willow man has been indicted on multiple charges of sexual assault. Alaska State Troopers say 33-year-old Alec Kameroff is accused of committing sexual assault against a family member while
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Talkeetna Fire Department to seek mill rate increase
This spring, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will begin its budget process for the next fiscal year. One item that will be up for consideration is an increase in the mill
Crash near Mile 61 claims two lives
A head-on collision on the Parks Highway claimed the lives of two people over the weekend. According to Alaska State Troopers, a small sedan traveling northbound near Mile 61 of
Northern Valley business owners recognized by Sen. Sullivan
Each week, U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan recognizes one or more Alaskans on the Senate floor as the “Alaskans of the Week.” Last week, he chose two Northern Susitna Valley locals.
Celebrating 27 Years of Community Radio
Thank you to everyone who joined us Saturday night to celebrate 27 years of community radio in the northern Susitna Valley and to launch KTNA’s newest program and first podcast,
Tyson Steele tells his tale of sub-zero survival
Tyson Steele has made national headlines after his remote home outside of Skwentna burned in December, leaving him alone and without communication for three weeks in sub-zero temperatures. He’s now
Su Valley Voice for January 16th, 2020: What to do Upper Su
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by the hosts of KTNA’s new program, “What to do Upper Su,” Trisha Costello, Elliot Hunker, and Ali Lee.
StarDate Susitna 1-12-2020, by Kathleen Fleming
In this episode Kathleen talks about, among other astro-topics, how we measure a day.
Skwentna man rescued after surviving three weeks in the cold
Last Thursday, Alaska State Troopers rescued a Skwentna man who had been surviving in sub-zero temperatures for weeks after his cabin burned down. According to Troopers, 30-year-old Tyson Steele’s family