PALMER — After starting their brewery in the steel building on an original colony farm in 2015, the owners of Bleeding Heart Brewery have taken the business to new heights in their short existence. That includes up to and around the Palmer Water Tower for the third year in a row to power the…
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Three men are in custody following the report of gunshots in the Wasilla area Thursday night.
PALMER — Hundreds of red shirt wearing educators packed the Mat-Su Borough School District School Board meeting on Wednesday to voice their co…
ANCHORAGE — The Anchorage Assembly passed AO 19-131 by a vote of 6-3 on Tuesday night pushing back the first day vehicles with studded tires c…
PALMER — Flu season has already made itself welcome in the Mat-Su Valley for the winter this…
Sometime this weekend the 18th billion barrel of North Slope crude oil moved to Valdez throu…
WASILLA — A man involved in an accident that claimed the life of a longtime Alaska State Tro…
PALMER — The Mat-Su Borough Assembly welcomed newly elected members Tim Hale and Stephanie N…
PALMER — Flu season has already made itself welcome in the Mat-Su Valley for the winter this…
Sometime this weekend the 18th billion barrel of North Slope crude oil moved to Valdez throu…
WASILLA — A man involved in an accident that claimed the life of a longtime Alaska State Tro…
PALMER — The Mat-Su Borough Assembly welcomed newly elected members Tim Hale and Stephanie N…
WASILLA — Alaska’s only state-chartered credit union, Credit Union 1, donated $20,000 on top…
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will make a decision in mid-December on its schedule for a …
WASILLA — Several hundred Matanuska Electric Association customers were briefly without powe…
WASILLA — Wasilla Police reported that James Leseman, 35, was arrested after activating an a…
WASILLA — Rachael Huffman recently graduated from the Alaska State Trooper Academy. She’s st…
WASILLA — A year after the infamous earthquake shook Alaska Nov. 30, 2018, the American Red …
Earlier this year the University of Alaska went through a near-death experience.
The man who died in an accident near Talkeetna Nov. 17 has been identified as Richard Krause…
North Slope oil operators face a long-term, existential threat to infrastructure for which t…
ConocoPhillips is increasingly bullish about its western North Slope Alaska projects, where …
WASILLA — Businesses around the Valley geared up for an epic day on Small Business Saturday.
WASILLA — Laine Marrs is a longtime employee at the Wasilla Primrose Retirement Community. H…
PALMER — Numerous sixth, seventh and eighth graders participated at Palmer Junior Middle Sch…
WASILLA — Settlers Bay Drive was closed for a brief time on Thanksgiving morning.
WASILLA — The Wasilla City Council unanimously failed a resolution to rezone 2.1 acres on th…
WASILLA — Though online retailers have been collecting and remitting online sales tax to Ala…
WASILLA — The public is invited once again to the Wasilla Museum and Visitor Center’s 32nd annual Wasilla Community Christmas Celebration Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the museum and historic town site.
WASILLA — Rachael Huffman recently graduated from the Alaska State Trooper Academy. She’s starting her career in the Mat-Su Valley. She has aspirations to continue work as a Wildlife Trooper across the state in the coming years.
WASILLA — Laine Marrs is a longtime employee at the Wasilla Primrose Retirement Community. Her career began in high school and she’s essentially grown up around the job. It all stems from her love for helping people.
PALMER — The lighted tree in between the Glenn Highway’s southbound lanes and the exit to the Old Glenn Highway has been a holiday tradition in the Valley for more than a dozen years. This year, the traditional live spruce has been replaced with a metal tree that was lit for the first time a…
If you’re buying a gift for your favorite outdoor person, it certainly helps to have some idea of what they like. I mentioned some general items in last week’s column. I’d like to get more specific using myself as an example. Are you reading this, Debby? Let’s focus on shooting items to begin.
The National Audubon Society invites birdwatchers to participate in the longest-running community science survey, the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC). On December 15, 2019, birders and nature enthusiasts in the Matanuska Valley will take part in this tradition, many rising before d…
HATCHER PASS — The Hatcher Pass Avalanche Center has issued a considerable avalanche warning above 2,500 in Hatcher Pass. With up to 20 inches of new snow and high winds, natural or human avalanches large enough to bury, injure, or kill a person are listed as likely.
This coming Thursday, Dec. 5, from 2 until 4 pm, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet with ADF&G’s Commercial Fisheries Division and Sport Fish Division Cook Inlet managers to discuss and review this past season’s fisheries management in Cook Inlet. The me…
This episode of Frontiersman live Frontiersman Publisher Dennis Anderson sits down with MTA …
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This week's Facebook Live features City of Wasilla Mayor Bert Cottle. The mayor and Frontier…
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