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Alaskans have been arguing about oil taxes since the big North Slope fields went into produc…
PALMER — There’s a new Philly cheesesteak restaurant in downtown Palmer, and the owner could…
Three Valley high schools will remain closed to in-class learning for the remainder of the w…
WASILLA — Longtime Wasilla Area Seniors staff turned volunteer Carol Rice recently received …
Alaskans have been arguing about oil taxes since the big North Slope fields went into produc…
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WASILLA — Several Palmer Chapter 942 of the Women of the Moose members from the Palmer Moose…
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This is an excerpt from my, as yet unpublished book. The title of this story is, “Dr. Livingston, I presume.”
The Mat-Su Borough School District announced Sunday that all intradistrict indoor sports and activities have been suspended until Oct. 31.
The Mat-Su Borough School District has suspended intradistrict indoor sports and activities and five schools will begin the week closed to in-class learning.
By this time last year, the Mat-Su Ski Club had already been grooming the Independence Mine State Historical Park trails for cross-country skiing for more than a week. With funding from a Mat-Su Borough grant to cover the cost of maintaining four ski areas in the region, the club, its member…
The Alaska School Activities Association has canceled fall state championship events, and postponed all other activities due to the growing number of COVID-19 cases across the state. ASAA announced the decision Tuesday afternoon following a board meeting.
WASILLA — Longtime Wasilla Area Seniors staff turned volunteer Carol Rice recently received an award for her extensive contributions to local seniors over many years.
PALMER — Distinguished Palmer artist Shane Lamb recently participated in a question and answer interview to discuss the closure of his iconic studio, Shane Lamb Gallery as well as art and creativity as a whole.
WILLOW — The most popular community center in the Mat-Su Borough is getting a new look.
WASILLA — Wasilla Area Seniors staff and volunteers are currently accepting and selling locally made pies to raise enough money to add 2,600 meals, or one week’s worth of food, to their Meal on Wheels program.
This is an excerpt from my, as yet unpublished book. The title of this story is, “Dr. Livingston, I presume.”
By this time last year, the Mat-Su Ski Club had already been grooming the Independence Mine State Historical Park trails for cross-country ski…
This column is going to be a hodge-podge of tying a few loose ends together.
Let’s get this out of the way from the start – no moose this year. In my limited discussions with other moose hunters, and from comments I’ve …
