WASILLA — The Wasilla City Council continued their discussion on how to best utilize CARES funding to the residents of Wasilla at their meeting on Monday. Former councilman Stu Graham addressed the council during public comment to voice his concern about COVID-19.
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PALMER — The Palmer city Council passed two ordinances at their Feb. 23 meeting enacting changes for downtown Palmer’s zoning, creating a Cent…
WASILLA — Kingdom Air Corps has been training missionary pilots in the Valley for the last two decades. The faith based nonprofit provides ser…
HATCHER PASS — The Palmer High girls skiers did what had never been done before at the state cross-country ski meet, placing multiple members …
WASILLA — Family Promise Mat-Su is currently working to find additional ways to house their transitional families since their usual partnershi…
The University of Alaska is successfully navigating seven years of cuts in state funds and i…
PALMER — Palmer voters approved a ballot measure in October to authorize up to $8 million in…
Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced that Chief of Staff Ben Stevens will be leaving the administrat…
WASILLA — Wasilla Area Seniors, Inc. CEO Chuck Foster recently announced his plans to retire…
The University of Alaska is successfully navigating seven years of cuts in state funds and i…
PALMER — Palmer voters approved a ballot measure in October to authorize up to $8 million in…
Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced that Chief of Staff Ben Stevens will be leaving the administrat…
WASILLA — Wasilla Area Seniors, Inc. CEO Chuck Foster recently announced his plans to retire…
A plan to open 180,000 acres of state last west of Nenana to agriculture and other developme…
WASILLA — LFORGE Jewelers owner Corey Brassard has been busy throughout the pandemic. He sai…
Alaska tourism marketers are launching new promotions to stimulate air travel to Alaska to o…
PALMER — Mat-Su Borough School District Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani announced on Wednesda…
PALMER — At Tuesday’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting, residents of Wasilla came out to supp…
WASILLA— The Mat-Su Polar Plunge takes place this Saturday at the Palmer Elks Lodge, with re…
WASILLA — Thrive Mat-Su recently announced the winners of their recent Thrive Creatives phot…
WASILLA — Alaska Housing Finance Corporation launched a new rental relief and utility assist…
JUNEAU — The Alaska House of Representatives moved one step closer to conducting business on…
WASILLA — The Alaska State Fire Marshal’s Office recently released the 2019 Fire in Alaska r…
Gov. Mike Dunleavy held another press conference on COVID-19 Wednesday ahead of the presumed…
More than 3.48 million tons of air cargo landed at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airpo…
Rep. George Rauscher (R-Sutton) and Rep. Josiah Patkotak (I- Utqiaġvik) are leading an effo…
WASILLA — Tier 1 Veterinary Medical Center owner Dr. Sean McPeck was recently featured in Wo…
The State of Alaska Vaccine Task Force will open state-allocated COVID-19 vaccine appointmen…
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has introduced his proposed $356 million infrastructure proposal w…
HATCHER PASS — The best Alaska high school skiers descended upon Government Peak Recreation Area for the ASAA/First National Bank State Nordic Ski Championships. Thursday featured a 7.5-kilometer classic race for the boys and a 5k race for the girls as 184 of the state’s best were treated to…
HATCHER PASS — The Palmer High girls skiers did what had never been done before at the state cross-country ski meet, placing multiple members of one Mat-Su team inside the top 10.
WASILLA — Lev Shvarts is gearing up for his sixth Iditarod. He said that he’s determined to do better in this race than any previous attempt, and he has the sled dog team to make it happen.
Emergency fishing regulations seem to be appearing in droves as we move toward the open-water fishing season. I’m glad to see the department making this effort in an early and timely manner for folks planning trips.
A pair of Valley teams opened postseason play with victories during the first day of the Railbelt Conference Championship Thursday at the Menard Arena in Wasilla.
WASILLA — Kingdom Air Corps has been training missionary pilots in the Valley for the last two decades. The faith based nonprofit provides service minded individuals with the necessary flying and mechanical skills to prepare them for their intrepid efforts bringing the teachings of the gospe…
PALMER — Devon Shaw, better known as D the Lyricist, is a founding member of Unite the North, a homegrown hip hop group. He’s also a forerunner on the music scene grind, investing countless hours creating and maintaining huge projects like the annual AK Rhymefest music festival or his new podcast.
WASILLA — Family Promise Mat-Su is currently working to find additional ways to house their transitional families since their usual partnership with local churches is more limited in scope due to pandemic.
WASILLA — Wasilla Area Seniors, Inc. CEO Chuck Foster recently announced his plans to retire this year.
Emergency fishing regulations seem to be appearing in droves as we move toward the open-water fishing season. I’m glad to see the department m…
HATCHER PASS — The avalanche forecast submitted by Hatcher Pass Avalanche Center on Feb. 20 expired 24 hours after it was issued. Since that t…
In an earlier column, we mentioned the newly released king salmon sport fishing regulations for the Valley and some of the regulations for the…
HATCHER PASS — With recent snowfall, the avalanche danger in Hatcher Pass was listed as moderate at all levels on all aspects by the Hatcher P…
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